Okay, how's it going everybody? Welcome to Perfect Storm Videos. We're going to watch some buddy cam. We're staying very late today, but we're going to watch somebody cam. I don't know for how long, honestly. I kind of want to play some games later, but we'll see. Um, I chose this by the cam cuz the thumbnail was great. I'll show you guys the thumbnail later. I don't want to spoil it, >> you bro. >> Cuz it's really good. It's looks really funny. Okay, this guy's really wasted, I think. Anyways, what's up, Cody? How you doing, man? appreciate you stopping by. Hope you're having a good night. I'm just going to wait a minute just a couple people can join in because this this one looks really funny. Or should we watch another one first? No, we'll watch this one. But that one looks good, too. The Okay. Um, yeah. >> Yeah, just got out of work and finished eating. Nice. Nice. >> You saw the food I posted. Lol. >> I did not see the food. Let's take a look at the food really quick. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Is that in Discord? Right. Let me take a look. Let me pull up Discord. Food. Food. Food. Where's the food? Move this up or something. Here we go. Oh, dude. A bunch of people post. Two people posted. That's cool. That's freaking awesome. I should have posted when I I didn't even think about it. Oh, dude. That looks freaking bomb, man. What the hell, dude? That looks so good. Okay. And let's see. some lobster bis. Oh, you also >> I posted both. >> Oh, I see. Okay, dude. What do you have both these today? That looks freaking good, too. God damn, that looks great. I had pretty good food. It didn't look that fancy, though. But I'm going to Hold on. I'm going to grab my charger real quick. I didn't know what to say. Okay, I got it. All right, I got [snorts] >> made the other day. Love cooking for folks. Oh, >> nice. Do you work at like a restaurant or something? We just made that for people. Okay. Charger. Okay. Dude, the webcam with that. Okay, we're good. >> [sighs] >> Um, okay. Are you ready to watch the video? Hold on. I didn't open my chat yet. Okay, let's just watch it. >> Come on out. >> Police have been trying to >> Yeah. So, again, this one was I don't think I said it was code blue cam and it's drunk man brilliant. [clears throat] Sorry. Drunk man's brilliant escape plan gets worse every second. It looks really funny. I think it was posted today, too. Yeah, 8 hours ago. Okay. To find this man, but when they [music] arrive at his home, they don't know he has already taken desperate measures to avoid them. As officers search the house, they're about to discover him hiding in the most unexpected [music] spot, all over something that began as a rather trivial traffic stop. Police Department, make yourself known right now. Hands right now. Hands. >> On a rainy morning on October 14th, 2023. This Portage police officer notices a car traveling at 38 mph in a 25 mph zone in Columbia County, Wisconsin. But as she initiates a traffic stop, this simple intervention is about to send her and her responding officers into an unprecedented hunt. >> Project standing by. >> Hold on one second. Sorry, I need another Google really quick. My bad. Okay. Yeah. Sorry. There we go. Why is there no idea now? What the >> The male exited the vehicle and went inside the residence and locked the door. >> Ma'am, can you step out of the vehicle, please? >> Sorry. What? >> Can you step out of the vehicle, please? Is there anybody >> in the vehicle? >> Is anybody else in the car? >> Can you step out of the vehicle, please? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. The car. Yeah, of course. >> Of course. I don't know what I'm doing wrong. I I don't know what we're doing wrong. Well, I made a traffic stop and he continued to keep driving and pull into the driveway. >> Okay. No, no, we're talking. >> Okay. Did he go inside? >> He did. >> Did he? >> He did. So, no. I'm going to have you stay out here for now. Okay. >> Okay. >> Where are you guys coming from? >> We went for a drive and then we just came back. >> Bro, he just left as collateral. >> While the women remain cooperative, the 24year-old man the officer is looking for has vanished inside the house. and she doesn't know the man the officer is looking for to avoid arrest this night. >> Lock the vehicle going 38 on the east coast. Quickly pulls into the driveway, gets out of the vehicle, storms into the house, and I'm telling him to stop. Gets into the house, locks, >> they step out. >> They're both going. He >> is too. >> You told him to stop. We have a reason to go in and go get them. They have ability to >> do either of you have a key to get into the house? >> No, I can call him. >> Okay. >> Oh, he lost. I have his phone. >> I have a phone. >> Okay. So, I guess what was your guys's plan then? >> No, we we drove. He picked me up. >> I plan to go home. >> Okay. Where's home? >> She was going to walk. >> I plan to walk home. Like >> I stay here. My dad's house is only a few blocks away. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to have you hang tight for now. >> Yeah, of course. >> Okay. >> Opens under driver's side seat. >> Open ins back seat here. >> They might be empty, but just open cans. >> What is your plan? >> Open ins. >> Well, the plan is is that I >> Anybody got to open in talks right now? >> Was making a traffic stop with the vehicle and he pulled in here and then got out of the vehicle. >> No, I was not listening. So, >> I have his phone. I have my phone. His phone. >> Okay. Would there be a reason that he got out of the car? No. >> I have my wife's phone. >> He wouldn't go home to go to bed. He was picking me up. She was going to go home. That was that was it. >> Why don't they call it like it is Jesus? >> Anxious. And that's why he got out of the car. >> Okay. Like I think it was an anxiety thing more than anything. >> Okay. That doesn't really give him the right to just keep going into the house. >> Okay. Is this Is there an upstairs? >> No, there's not. It's just this. It's just they have they have like an other >> Okay, who's there? Is there somebody who's got that open in I don't know. >> I don't see anybody here. So, must have went in the bedroom. >> Must have went into a different room. >> Where did he pick you up from? >> Just the street over at like Franklin. >> Okay. So, where were you? >> I was on Franklin. We just drove up. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink? >> I just only had two. >> Okay. And what about him? I don't know. >> That wouldn't be any other reason why he got out of the car so fast. >> No, no, no. It's his anxiety. I promise. Anxiety. >> It's his anxiety. I promise. >> Exactly. >> I have his phone and he's >> I'm the exact same way. I'm not going to lie. Like if I was in that same position, I would have done the exact same thing. Okay. Well, I wouldn't recommend that. >> She has every right to wait for backup to get here and not go after her. So, um, we don't reckon on you want [clears throat] to you want to make entry or stay outside with her? >> Don't care. >> All right. They're going to at least be detained in cars for right now. Um, you and Brandon can go in. >> I know. I know. >> And I'll sit at the back door. >> Okay. So, grab the >> No, he's in the back of the car. >> Okay. So, for now, we're going to have you guys sit in the back of the car. Okay. So, you need >> Can we just stand right here, please? >> Nope. You need to put your cigarette out. >> Okay. Is there a second story to this? Did the duplex not only this specific do you want to follow her? >> Right. >> One of you follow me. >> No. Are we >> Can we both go together? >> No. We only have one seat in here. Do you have anything in your pockets? >> No. I have >> Come here. >> Me? >> Yep. >> What do you have? >> I have a cigarette. >> Just a cigarette. Okay. >> I throw it out. >> Perfect. You have it. Anything else on you? >> No, sir. >> Okay. We're going to have to take a seat in my car. >> With the 24year-old refusing to respond to their knocks, officers decide the best course of action is to clear the house. But what they are about to find inside is far different from what they anticipated. >> Okay. You want to do it? >> What? >> You want to do it? >> What? >> Knock on. Yep. Pound on the door. Give them an opportunity. Tell them that we're going to force entry. >> Police department. Come on out. Police department. Come on out. We're going in. Open the door. I'm busting it down. >> Looks like it's There's another door. I don't know if it was open before. >> I can't remember. I've been here before. >> I have not. >> Hey, Ben. Yeah, there's it's a double doorway. So, first door goes in and there's a second door that's barely even open. >> So, there's two apartments. >> No. So, like there's the exterior door, but then there's an interior door a couple feet in to the left. >> Okay. Still, that's the only way in and out, >> I think. So, unless one of these doors go in, which looking through here, this goes into the living room. >> Okay. Is that one unlocked? No. >> So, did you end up popping that other door or not? Not yet because I didn't I saw that there were two doors. >> Yeah. If you want to come here for a second. So that white door is just on the inside to the left of the exterior door. >> Okay. Probably easier just to pop this door. >> Yeah, I think so. >> Kaye, come this way. We're going to go through here. >> Police department, open up. >> You gave ample opportunity on both sides. Portis 25 making entry. >> Police department. >> Police department. Come out with your hands up now. Let's go. >> Police department. >> Police department. Make yourself known right now. >> Ready? Police Department, >> I guess. Just keep going. >> Police department. >> Make yourself known now. I guess he went upstairs. Police Department. Put your hands up right now. Coming up. Police department. Make yourself known right now. Hands right now. Hands. >> I hate >> What's going on? This is my house. >> Why that empty though? >> House, man. >> This is my house. >> Why is one empty? >> No. >> Oh, the house. I didn't >> Okay, exactly. >> Come out now. Why do you want >> Get out >> right now. I'm coming. What the did I do? >> What is going on? >> What did I do? >> Turn around. Turn around. >> What did I do? I did not do nothing, man. >> 46 were 102 10. >> What did I do? What did I do? Tell me what did I do? >> We will talk out here. >> Yeah. >> I can't wait to see one of these body cam footage where like they're trying to arrest him and the guy's like trying to hit his vape while they're putting him in handcuffs. That'd be so funny. >> Got to search for it. What the I do? I'm chilling with my girl over here. What the hell did I do for y'all to surround my house and block him out? You guys got to search for us? >> I know we're going to see that at some point. You guys need to search for it or what's up? >> What is all this for? What the hell is going >> hanging in your pocket that you should right now? >> Taking the vape out of your hand. >> Yeah. What is going on right now? What is going on? >> Have the vape. >> You guys just busted in my >> You went into the house when there was a traffic stop conducted. >> That was not me, dude. Who? Guys, that was me. Huh? That was me. I did not go nothing like that. I've been here the whole time. >> That was me. That was not me. >> Okay. Really? So, your passengers dimed your ass out for driving, too. Huh? What? >> I said your passengers dimed your ass out for driving. >> Well, the whole time, bro. >> Bring me in the evidence room. Bring me in the evidence room. Go and ask real quick. You guys are >> bring me in the evidence room. >> Totally. Dude, you guys just literally busted in my house without a search warrant. >> I hope you guys feel good. >> Oh, damn. He just busted in my house. >> I can't wait to take this part. Bing jail. Yeah, you were the chief, man. I hope you would do better than that. You know, >> I just got a boss at my house. >> That wasn't me, man. You know that wasn't me. Look at me. You know me, man. It wasn't me. >> Yeah. And I know you're dumb enough to do that. And your passengers dimed you out. >> No, they didn't. No, they didn't. Okay. Yeah, they didn't bring me in the room then. Let's talk about it. >> Really? >> No. And I did not do nothing wrong. >> Okay. Take a seat. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. I'm going to take a seat. >> Go sit down. 135. >> As the 24year-old continues to deny ever being behind the wheel, his presence and insistence seem to get to one of the women who suddenly changes her statement in a desperate attempt to protect him. >> Oh my god, the bikini bot. I swear. >> Can I call my mom? >> It's so good. >> You can come out. >> You know that. >> Can you go over there? Okay. >> Okay, I get that much. Mom, my mom, >> if you want to take me in. >> Nope. I There's no reason for me in the car. >> No, I was driving. I was driving. >> You just told me that he was and I watched him get out of the driver's seat. Do not try to lie for him. Turn around and go, please. >> I'm turning around. >> Do you understand what obstructing is? Yep. >> Lying? >> Yep. >> Don't lie for him. >> Not lying. I was driving. I was driving. >> Okay, but Jen, you tell us both when we get here. You tell all three of us he was driving. Nice try. Okay. >> Do not lie. >> No. He was driving, wasn't he? >> He Yep, that was it. It was nothing like >> Do you want to go to jail for obstructing or not? >> No. >> Okay, then I suggest you knock it off. >> Okay. Okay. >> Don't feel bad for him. >> Okay. Listen to me. Do not feel bad for him for a stupid decision he made. >> Okay. Okay. I'm not feeling bad for him. Whatever. He didn't do anything either. We were both in the car. >> Sally figure out where these two are going. You said you saw open ins potentially in there. Yeah, there's empty twisted tea cans are in the driver's seat in a case of twisted tea. >> Okay. Anything that looks like they could be full or considered. >> I don't know. I It cans are tipped up and all I see is a cracked open top. >> Yeah, this video is going to get so funny. I just Why don't you interview her? Far where she's going to go and then uh >> I'll talk to her. >> Why don't you help me with the car quick? >> Okay. >> Okay. So, who else lives here? >> It's just me and that lives here. >> Okay. Who's the female in there? >> That's She's our friend. She came over and we were >> So two different >> No, no, no. It >> Who's the female inside? >> Inside? >> Yeah. >> The one you arrested with me is that's that's all that's it. It's just >> Well, there's another female in there. That's why I'm asking if there's no other female. It's just >> No, there's another female in there that he was laying in bed with. So, that's why I'm asking. >> There shouldn't be. We were talking. >> How can you try to lie in that situation knowing you go to jail? >> It was just us three. Literally, how much real? >> Um, how can you try to land us? Yeah, I don't. They're just trying. Dude, they're just idiots. I just thought he could go in his house when he's getting pulled over. Bro, it's so stupid. >> I had like maybe two two drinks. >> You all were drinking at your house? >> Right here. And then I left and then like he asked me to come back and he picked me up and I was all that. >> Okay. So, you all were drinking here. You two left, >> then he came in to pick you up. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, hang on. So, I'm I'm gonna talk to you quick. So, were you What were the three of you doing? [laughter] >> I I had I I kind of blacked out. [clears throat] >> Like I said, I had a few too many drinks. So, >> Okay. So, you don't remember anything? >> I was blacked out, bro. >> Is that what you're telling me? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. All right. Come on up. >> Oh. Oh, sorry. Yeah, I thought you were shutting the door on me. I'm like, I'm sorry. >> As officers discuss their next course of action, questions about the woman the 24year-old was found with and her role in the incident continue to arise. But for now, as they decide to bring him into the station for a field test, they are about to find out that he is reluctant to admit anything and will reveal something about the woman that catches them completely off guard. >> I didn't do nothing. What am I under arrest for? What am I under arrest for? You guys illegally searched my house. Got the wrong guy. What am I under arrest for? Dude, they got the wrong guy. Dude, the guy ran out back. Bro, bring me my Miranda rightites and I'll talk, man. Let me get a smoke. I'll talk. >> Bring me my what? Rear end rates. >> Wrong guy. What am I under arrest for? Dude, they got the wrong guy. Dude, the guy ran out back. Bro, bring me my Miranda rightites and I'll talk a smoke. I'll talk. I broke. I broke. >> You did not drive. Stop changing your story. >> Pretty hard to argue when the officer was >> in the park in the driveway when he bailed low. >> Well, then quit lying or I will take you to jail. Time for you guys to leave. Stop changing your story that you were lying. >> No, no. I was just telling me he's okay. Like >> Okay. I just listened to you guys say you were driving. You were driving. When I have an officer, >> you're okay. >> Right. >> Time to go before you go to jail. Sir, >> that's fine. That's fine. >> What did I was not driving? >> You were? >> No, I wasn't. >> You got it on video. >> I do. Actually >> play it. It was >> I can't right now. >> I'll show you. I was not me that got out that car. What am I under arrest for? Will you answer me? >> He's claiming that that's the neighbor's house. Is that going to matter? >> Where? The door that we >> Well, that's what he went into and then he went through the neighbor's house. >> Okay. hang, >> dude. If a cop ever talks to me, I'm just going to tell them like when they pull out that card to Mirandize me, I'm going to tell them, "Yeah, please don't mirize me. Don't Don't read that card. I'm not going to answer your questions. I don't even want to hear the Miranda rights. I already know them. I'm not going to talk to you." >> I did nothing wrong. You guys got the wrong dudes. You got the wrong dude. You're going to read my Miranda rights. I know it. >> Are you going to want to talk to me? >> No way. >> No, stop. You just told me that before. So >> because you want me to incriminate myself. Am I going to get out of here? Am I going to get out of here? >> No, I'm not. Real No, I'm not going to talk. >> You have the right to remain silent when I She literally told you. >> Yeah, exactly. That's why I would tell the cop, "Don't even read it to me. I don't want to hear the mar rights. I already know them. I'm not going to talk to you." >> She was the one driving. >> I'm trying to ask you a question. >> She's the one that told you. Am I going to get out of here? >> Get out of where? >> Go home. >> That's >> You know that >> you're going to do a field. Hey, what's up, Joey? How you doing? >> Yeah, I will. I wasn't driving, though. >> Okay. Can I read to you? >> I wasn't driving. >> Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. If you need a lawyer, you have the right to consult with a lawyer before. >> You guys know you to another residence without >> the right to ask for. And you understand each of these rights I have explained to you. Hey, do you realize you destroyed a lot of people's third amendment's rights when you kicked in that door to someone else's house? >> Come on, >> I will. You guys got the wrong dude. Look at your body cameras. >> It wasn't me. It was that girl. She even told you guys that you guys got the wrong person. And I hope I will see him. >> You literally kicking someone out the door. You guys hope camp. Hopefully it is cold. >> I did nothing wrong. I even told y'all that It's funny. That's actually on >> there. We'll get away from this post driving. I wasn't driving. >> I wonder if he like told cold boot camp to get his video or something. That's weird. They said that and that was actually on there. I always wonder like how they find out about it. Anyways, that's probably what happened. The dude was like emailed them like, "Hey, get my body cam." >> We're past that point. I saw you get out of the driver's seat. >> I was not that I mean I got out of the passenger. You got me on video. I got out the passenger. Do you have any medical conditions or anything that would keep Can you keep your hands out your pockets, please? Do you have any medical conditions that will keep you from doing the test? Do you wear glasses or contacts? >> No. >> Okay. >> What I'm going to have you is put your hands at your side. Put your feet together just like this for the whole test. Okay. Begin. I'm going to have you follow my finger with your eyes. >> You have any questions? >> Well, actually, >> he looks like Bam Marjger before. Bam Marjger lost a bunch of weight, but yeah, he looks pretty good now. But yeah, he looked horrible before. >> Follow my with your eyes. >> I am >> Dollar General. Bam. >> Moving your eyes. >> Yes, I am. I promise you. I feel like guitar for a living. >> Please take your hands out of your pockets and leave them at your sides. >> You have to follow my >> I am following her finger. Will you please look at this? I am following this chick's finger. Dude, >> what happened? >> Wasn't even driving. ace in it, too. >> There's this there's this gaming channel I like a lot and uh they had B Margera on there. I think actually like both of them, the people that used to be on Funhouse, they have their own channels now. I haven't watched them in a while, but yeah, they had B Marger. I wonder how they're doing. I should take a look at their channel. [snorts] >> Totally wasn't driving. Swear to God. You say you're going to switch it up. That is weird. >> Okay, next one's going to be the walking turn. So, what I'm going to have you do is Can you imagine a straight line? >> The first channel is Oh, I'm show is Astrogoblin. I like this channel a lot. Looks like they should make videos one day ago. >> They have 99,000 subscribers. I'm about to beat their ass. About to beat them in subscribers is coming up. No, not even close. >> It's the Russian tired guy who watches body cams. >> Russian tired guy. Okay, definitely Russian. What? >> Are you able to imagine a line? >> My feet are wet. >> I know. Are you okay? >> Uh, what's the other one? >> Okay, let's >> this flat line right here. Is that fair enough? Right here is a shadow. >> Well, I can't guarantee that that's straight. So, it's definitely straight. >> Okay. If you're able to imagine a line. >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. So, when I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps down that line. >> All right. One, >> two, >> tired. >> Yes. >> I meant to search butt, boys. Look what I searched on accident on YouTube. Not boys. Oops. >> You could be bouncer for club. >> I didn't mean to said that. The way he said that sounded Russian. Bounce off a club. Bro, I could have that Bikini Bottom ID sweatshirt for only $43.99. >> By it. >> Should I get it? Should I buy it, guys? 1 2 3 4 5 6 >> lmao $43. No way, bro. >> As the >> kind of pricey, huh? >> Man continues blaming the officers for allegedly breaking into his neighbor's home without a warrant while still insisting he is innocent. The neighbor will eventually give them a very different version of what happened. hoodie is your ID. >> As a sobriety test nears its end, he's still >> You know what would be funny is if I got my ID put on a t-shirt and it was just like a big blown up thing of my ID on my t-shirt. That would be hilarious, bro. >> Not ready to give up his claim of innocence. >> No. Wait, do I got to buy? >> Probably not a good idea. I have my address on I could put my old California ID. That'd be funny. time. Do we just talk? >> Okay, let's focus one thing at a time. >> I was driving. You know, you all got me. >> Are you willing to see the camera? >> Did you see what she got on camera? >> Are you willing to submit to a PBT? >> Are you willing to submit? >> I know. I know him, too. >> Are you willing to submit to a Pvt? >> Asks for ID. >> Looks donut shirt. [laughter] >> That would be so funny. Talk about what? Cuz I'm obviously if I don't submit to that, I'm suspended right away. I know >> that's not how this works for the preliminary breath test. This is just to give a baseline number to see how much alcohol you've had. >> I bet you guys can use that against me. >> That'd be funny. I'd probably get charges for not giving him my ID and I have it on my sweater. [laughter] Be the most ridiculous thing ever. >> No, the preliminary breath test is not incriminating. >> Well, then why do you want me to take it so bad? cuz you know they'll be like, "No, not that ID. Like your actual ID." And I'd be like, "Bro," they be [clears throat] like, "All right, you're going to jail." >> So we can see a number. That's all we want. >> Dude, I wasn't even driving though. You guys >> Let's focus on one thing at a time, please. Do you want to submit to that or not? >> I'm going home tonight. >> I don't know that answer. I don't know. >> Can I go home? What's up, J? Sword. Sword. Can I just like go home? You can be like, "No, you're not. You're not." You could be like, "Yeah, you're going to jail, but you I don't know what bond you're going to have." >> I >> am going to jail today. >> Yes. >> All right. Is there going to be >> How the does she know anyways, bro? What the >> Any I don't know that. >> I don't I don't know what they >> So, just Yes. >> No. Bro is crazy. If he gives them a breath test, he's definitely getting charged. >> Yeah. >> This is like >> stand too close. >> This is where you're drunken up to the point where you're like, "Yeah, maybe [clears throat] I just should get my license suspended. might not be a bad idea. >> He's already getting charged for >> I don't want you. That's fine. But I need you to turn around. >> They lied. >> You're being under arrest. >> Yeah, that's true. >> I mean, these charges already. >> Well, you didn't want to talk to me, so I'm not going to explain to you that if you are not wanting to talk. Okay, this way. >> Am I going to the hospital now? >> Yep. >> Forget 10 days for resistance. >> I'm not going to go to the hospital. I promise. Either way, you have to go to the hospital, >> bro. I'm going to go down dead. I can't take blood, dude. I have anxiety. I willing die, bro. >> And I get that. >> I cannot get blood drawn for me, dude. My mom used to be >> I have anxiety. I will die. >> I can't get needles. Bro, >> you need to go in the car. >> Will you please, please? I'm not going to the hospital. Why am I going to the hospital? >> Cuz we have to do a blood draw. >> Why? >> Because that's the process that we >> I wasn't even driving. She told you she was driving. >> What did I do wrong? >> I know you too, bro. That's kind of up. I know. You know me, too. >> I don't. >> Yeah, that's where I messed up, bro. Can I get a cigarette at least or something? I don't have any cigarettes for you. Or else I would give you one, but I don't have one. >> Bro, the quicker you hop in the car, the quicker this goes, >> bro. Bro, what did I do wrong? >> I wasn't even driving to the car now, >> bro. Will y'all me please? >> Doesn't sound like anxiety. >> Sounds like bad decision. >> Got nobody. That's cool. >> Better to get it suspended than DUI. >> Literally get a search warrant for my blood, bro. I can't do that. My mom used to be a form. >> Can you guys answer me some questions? I've been real with y'all this. >> I know. I I told you. I just got to fill out this form and then I will read it to you and then we will go from there. >> I don't want to do no blood. My mom used to shoot up in front of me, bro. >> I I I'm back. >> I've never witnessed that. I don't know. But >> dude, if that is part of the >> Because my mom did heroin in front of me, I can't get blood drawn. What the >> I can't take no. I don't. >> She's got paper she's got to fill out and she'll have some stuff to >> And also, what the I hated it when my mom was on heroin, but getting wasted is sick. What the >> Ask you and then we'll go from there. Okay. So, I'm going to jail, bro. >> For the rest of the way to the hospital, the man continues making concerning statements, repeatedly begging to speak with his girlfriend, questioning the traffic stop, and still refusing to admit his guilt. As they arrive at the hospital, the reality of what is about to happen to him finally overwhelms him. >> I'm just gonna have you sit right there. >> If he declines the breath one, they still will do a blood one every time. >> We're about to pass out, dude. >> Oh, yeah. >> You're in the right place to have it happen. We're at a hospital. with the blood drop. They they can get like a warrant if people have to do it. >> Basically, if they have the warrant right there, >> right to your left. >> Oh my god. >> We will get you some water as soon as this is over with. Okay. [clears throat] >> But most of the time, like Yeah. Even if you give them even if they you give them a breath sample then um they do blood cuz it's more accurate. They do both. But the thing with the the thing with the breath test >> Yes. every time. Mish >> it depends on the state. But a lot of states um >> even if you give them breath and it's good they will still take your blood. >> Yeah. Like in a lot of states. >> So either way he's screwed. >> Yeah. In a lot of states. Well, the other thing too is like Sorry, I had to turn on voice chat. There's too many chats. But um in a lot of states if you um if you won't do the breath test, it's basically like when you signed up to get your ID like at the or your driver's license at the DMV, you basically agreed that if you don't do a breath test when you get pulled over, then your license gets suspended for a year essentially. So, I don't know about this state, but yeah, his license may have been suspended for a year because he didn't like automatically because he didn't give the breath test essentially. >> I get that. >> She's quick. >> Later that day, a lieutenant would visit the neighbor the man was found with, and she would explain that she lived there as a tenant. Earlier that morning, the man had slipped into her home through the common laundry door between their houses without permission, barged into her room, and asked if he could sleep on the floor. Since she was half asleep, she didn't question him and instead gave him blankets before officers. >> What? I can back this up. Hold on. What? >> Later that day, a lieutenant would visit the neighbor the man was found with, and she would explain that she lived there as a tenant. Earlier that morning, the man had slipped into her home through the common laundry door between their houses without permission, barged into her room, and asked if he could sleep on the floor. Since she was >> Can I sleep on your floor, bro? What the >> asleep, she didn't question him and instead gave him blankets before officers broke into her home looking for him. She had no idea the >> really nice woman. What the >> Incident leading up to the house search. This clearly indicated that the man knew exactly who was in the room with him that night and that his attempts to avoid arrest were intentional. Ultimately, the 24year-old was charged with misdemeanor operating while intoxicated. second offense, operating with prohibited alcohol content, resisting obstructing an officer. He was later released on a $500 signature bond. Eventually, he was found guilty due to a no contest plea of resisting obstructing an officer. The other charges were dismissed. Eventually, he was only sentenced to 10 days in the county jail. >> 10 days. >> Don't just watch. Represent. Visit. >> Somebody said that. That's unbelievable, bro. He got 10 days. So they So they didn't even pursue charges basically. That's crazy. [laughter] They didn't even pursue charges. That's so stupid, bro. How did they not pursue charges on? That's wild, bro. Maybe he wasn't him, bro. Maybe it actually wasn't him. That's crazy. >> Cam.com to grab hoodies, shirts, hats. >> No, it was him, though. They said it was him. Dude, how did they not charge them though? That's crazy. >> Bugs and more. Every item helps a >> stupid ass DA. Dude, what the hell? >> Support the channel and keep stories like >> Yeah, that's so weird. What the heck? Yeah, he's lucky as dude. That's That's incompetent DA for sure, dude. What the hell? >> A man who agreed to give this woman a ride to find somewhere to stay ended up being stabbed as he drove her straight to the local police department. >> What happened? We uh >> so that car comes pulling into the parking lot. You can hear them screaming at each other. >> Okay. >> And then so we you stand here waiting a second cuz you're getting ready to walk into the meeting and then >> as they're screaming at each other, he's trying to get out of the car, you see her grab onto him and he like backs out of the car. >> Sorry guys, I didn't read the video or anything. Hold on, let me do that. Um this one is from Police Insider. was posted 4 days ago and it's girl stabs men in front of cops. Uh, [clears throat] >> apparently that's what she stabbed him. >> I don't see it. It's got to be under the seat or something. >> He's getting a consent form so we can search the car. >> I got a camera on me, too. stability or just all the way through. >> Okay. Stab once there. >> So, is it on the underneath? >> Can you uh What's your last name? Do you have the knife with you? >> How long was the knife? >> So, and that that went all the way through from top to bottom. >> Okay. >> One time. >> What's your name? >> Am I going to jail or that's a possibility? Because So, the thing is I was at a he dropped me off yesterday at his friend's house. No, you're not going to go back to jail when you stab some guy in front of the cop. I mean, the only way she wouldn't be going to jail is if she had the same DA as a other guy in the last video. >> And I spent the night there. >> Um, he got me into his car. He started being aggressive, grabbed my >> Yeah. Hello people there. I can't believe he drove like that. Yeah. And it wasn't even his place. What the Why were they even there? He just ran. He's like He's like, I know this house. It's chill. It runs in there. let me sleep on your floor. It's a trap assass and he's telling me to hurry up and go and and he >> was like, "Okay, that's fine." All nodding out and >> Stopped by the gas station, was taking his time and I told him I was like, "Can you please take me home?" >> He was trying to take me somewhere else. He had his pants his pants down my pants yesterday morning and I didn't feel comfortable, but he was my only bride. >> And she went up through this way. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Say go into his chest. Did it? >> No, just a little bit. >> It did go all the way through. There's a little little poke right there. >> This morning he started being aggressive. Um, he served me some mac and cheese. >> I don't know. It tasted kind of weird and stuff. He said that I was going to start to feel sleepy. >> What was in the mac and cheese? >> I don't know. Um, at first it smelled like bleach or Ajax. >> Did you eat >> vegetable mac and cheese? >> Yeah, I ate all of it. >> I ate it even though it smelled like bleach >> cuz he he's like, "You have to eat it. They don't waste food here." I'm like, "Okay." So, I I ate it. Nothing happened. He goes, "You're going to feel sleepy." Yeah. And my eyes started to feel like oozy and I could smell the bleach like in my nose. My eyes kind of stung a little, but that was it. >> Where is the story? Why the would you eat that? >> I've been asleep. >> Been asleep? >> Mhm. >> Several onduty officers witnessed the car speed into the police department's parking lot as a loud argument erupted inside. When the male driver tried to get out, officers watched in shock as the woman stabbed him on the shoulder. They immediately ordered her out of the vehicle at gunpoint and took her into custody. >> Where did you guys drive to? >> Um the Taco, >> huh? >> The te the gas station. Taco. >> Taco. >> Yeah. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. >> The gas station on the >> Okay. And what happens there? >> He goes into a call. And I said, "Okay." He got into the He walked into the store and um grabbed something. I don't know what he did. He goes, "You don't want nothing to eat?" I was like, "I just want to go home. Just take me home." >> And he just ignored me, kept driving. >> So what happens next? >> That's where he had a knife in a kitchen knife in his in his car. And he goes, "Go ahead, stab me." >> I don't know why he pulled in here. >> So you pulled in here. What happens next? >> That's where I stabbed him. >> Okay. >> I didn't mean to. But >> no, I just wanted to go home. >> When she stabbed you, did it stay in there? Did you pull it out or she? >> You guys ever get some gas taxo me again? >> There they come. They're on the way. further. Okay. >> How does she not know? How does she not know that's pronounced? Texico. Who the says it like that? Nobody corrects or ever. What the Taco rebel. No, I got a green. >> We're going to get that. We're going to get >> Appreciate that, Daniel. Thank you very much. >> He's trying to like keep me to himself. He kept calling me his wife. >> You correct that. I mean, yeah, I was like a family member or something. What the Or boyfriend. I'd be like, "What are you talking about? Text taco. >> I'm not his wife." Okay. >> I'm not I'm not nothing to him. He was like, >> I mean, even if I was the officer, I would have been like, you know, it's pronounced Texico, right? Like, what the >> Trying to keep me hostage or something. I don't know. Where did you stab him at? >> And his uh >> be like, "Excuse me, texto." >> Should uh uh upper >> shoulder? >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> While you were sitting in the car. >> Okay. >> Did you know where you were when you pulled in here? >> No. >> I don't ever leave home. Oh, he's at home. Why would he tell you to stab him? >> Where was the knife at? >> It was in his car. >> Where at? In the car. >> In the front. >> Where? In the front. >> It was on the front side of the passenger. >> The text bag or >> it was No, it was on the ground. >> On the ground. >> Yeah. Okay. >> All right. Right here. >> Him and his >> I need her to talk about the tech again. Please ask her a question about that. buddy were trying to either set me up or something. >> You're not very late. We're only on six buddy second buddy cam but I don't know how long we're going to stream for. So maybe you're super late. Maybe I'll end stream right now. >> Set you up. >> Yeah. I have no idea why. >> Who's his buddy? >> His friend where I stayed at. >> Do you know his name? >> I don't know his name. >> Okay. >> He's in his 40s. >> So where do you think he Luis was taking? >> I don't know. He didn't tell. >> Hey, also where the hell were y'all at? Um yesterday. There was no like nobody on the stream yesterday. What happened? I got to make up some views today. Like nobody came yesterday. I was so sad. Me and me and Cody were so sad. No, I'm just kidding. >> Tell me where he was. >> He just started driving. >> There was some >> And I said, "Can you I got to can you please take me home?" >> And he goes, "Well, okay. Yeah, I'm going to take you home, but I have to I was like, "No, I need you to take me home for >> It's finger mean but that's funny. >> I have to go home. Like my family is not going to be looking out here for me. >> The male was stabbed with an 8 in long kitchen knife with >> you guys like how I am on the stream like that. I might have to come up with something else. I don't know if it's getting stale or not, but it's kind of fun. >> Edges. The knife had gone through his shoulder and managed to pierce his rib cage. The male had alleged that he had been intimate with Christelle in the past, but she categorically denied the claim. Went on to make several dis. >> Thank you guys for all the support. It's been crazy lately. Do we never end the poll here? Let's end the poll really quick. It's in the pole. How come it's not ending? What the hell? There we go. I like your channel and sub for sure. Thank you. Appreciate it. Um, so bless you driving. Yes. And you guys were right. Good job. >> Joint statements saying she didn't even know her name and had lost her memory due to electrocution. >> Nice. I know it's probably uncomfort uncomfortable for you to talk about. Did were we did you guys um get together in the morning? >> No, I was asleep. I was actually asleep. >> My pants were un my shorts were undone. >> Okay. >> I don't remember going to sleep with my shorts undone. My shorts were undone and his hands were inside. My my shorts. >> He started playing with me and stuff. And when I noticed when I felt it, I grabbed his hand and I told him to stop. I took I pulled his hand out and then uh I told him no. And so he goes, "But really like he got mad or something like it made him pissed off." He goes, "So when are we going to do this?" And I'm like, "I I don't want him to do nothing with you." I was like, "You got just stop." He started kissing me on the neck >> and I was like, "Louise, just stop. Like just let me go. Get off of me." I was like, "I don't want nothing to do with you." >> So does he eventually stop? >> Sure, baby. >> Yeah. But it made him mad. >> I couldn't see the knock. >> Obviously in here somewhere. >> Yeah, it's underneath under the car. Yeah. >> I don't think she'd be the greatest writer based on the text. Oh, >> why are you going to take me to jail? You don't even know who I am. I don't even know who you are. >> Who are you? >> Everyone in my family has passed. >> Well, help me out. Who are you? That's what everyone's trying. >> You don't know who I am. I'm a nobody and my whole family is dead. >> Figure out. Can you give me your real name? >> I don't even know. They cleared my head because I was abused in Salt Lake. >> Dude, the aliens got her, bro. Like >> they cleared your head? What do you mean by that? Like I was elected killed for the >> so I couldn't remember who my were long I was out. >> Oh no they took an MC just about a year a year or two ago. >> A year or two ago. >> This explains the random. >> So after the electrocution >> you couldn't remember your but you also couldn't remember the the name your name. >> I Yeah exactly. I had to learn how to read and write and eat and use the bathroom. >> What the [laughter] brain wiper from uh what's it? Men in block two, man. wiped your memory. I had to remember how to ride a bicycle again. I thought you never forgot that. >> You are going to be here. Make sure someone stays on that car. Do you have a key? There you go. That's a great idea. You want to leave? I want to talk to him real quick. >> Hey, man. Where's the key to your car? >> He good to my brain. I forgot everything. >> Can I take him to lock it up? Okay. It'll be at our office. >> I forgot how to take a >> Then you can come get the keys or we'll bring them up to you. One of the other if we don't you don't see us at the hospital with the keys, we'll have them here in our evidence. Okay. >> Are you good with us just locking it up? Yeah. >> All that stuff on the side hers. >> I forgot how to jerk it. >> Oh, that's crap. >> You can't take me to jail when somebody is trying to keep >> I remembered that I used to jerk it, but I couldn't remember how to do it. [laughter] >> Me hostage or threaten me. You're saying Luis was trying to keep you hostage? >> Yeah, he I was getting kind of close to his friend is what he noticed. >> Okay. >> He noticed he became very jealous. Like he became very angry. Let me stop you there. You're getting close to this man. What's his name? >> His name is Matt. >> Matt? What? I don't know his last name. >> So, did did you have did you have something connection with Matt? >> No. >> Okay. >> I just met this guy. >> Just met him >> Sunday morning. >> Matt's not a bad person. >> He He let me sleep. He let me get rest and stuff. >> He was trying to help me get sober. been trying to, you know, get sober and stuff >> and that's what he was trying to help me do. >> The male was transported to the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries while Crystal begged for a second chance, claiming she was an officer for Salt Lake Police Department. >> So, >> if he picks me up, can I go with him? >> Going to go with the family church. >> No, I I'm being honest with you, Crystal. You're you're going to jail today. >> Oh One of my ex homeboy's ex stabbed him seven times back. Oh, what the hell? That's freaking crazy. >> Are you know you're saying he he's holding a chair swim? >> That's out of my hands. You have detectives that witnessed watch saw you stab a a man in the parking lot of a police department. Now you're saying he was holding you hostage. So now I started kind of asking you about that, but you you went off. You went off a little bit on on this mat and he's he's angry. Like if he's holding you hostage, like >> girls out of it. >> Explain that to me. Please be honest. >> Totally belieed up at my house randomly. >> Okay. The first time. >> Well, he used to not have a car. Now all of a sudden he has a car. >> I think she's lying about this, but I also think she's delusional in other ways. So makes no sense at all. She has a driver's license. >> Anything in the car you want? >> So, we might have to safekeep her stuff. >> Her phone's in there. Do you need it for anything? If we do a search warrant, >> I don't know if we need it any right now. >> Yeah, we'll just say keep her stuff. We're taking a knife. There's no real other evidence that we know of. We're going to lock his car up and take the keys up here. Everybody carries a steak knife around with them, don't they? >> He reminds me of Louis Wyoming. That doesn't help me understand how he's holding you hostage. >> Every single one of the men I run into have at least something to do with >> Can you answer my questions? >> That is all these truth. >> I really don't want to listen to anymore. >> Please have something to do with the like >> like his voice changes. Like from a distance he looks like my brother. >> His voice chang >> but I don't know. >> I work for Salt Lake PD. That's all I know. But I have nothing to prove to you with that either. >> Is that a rifle you got there? >> What? >> Right here. >> Uhhuh. >> Yeah. >> Are you Are you a sniper? >> Sniper? >> Just asking. >> Wondering if you were a sniper. >> Thought maybe you were. I'm a sniper. >> I guess it's sobering enough time. What's that? >> I said I guess it's sobering enough time. >> Yeah. [laughter] >> Sober enough time. >> Unfortunately. Yeah. Or is that a good thing? >> It's a good thing. >> 25-year-old Crystal was charged with aggravated assault with serious bodily injury. No official sentencing information is available at this time. YouTube thinks you'll love the video on screen. Click to watch now. >> She was doing drugs. What? >> Oh my god. I would have never guessed it. Holy What kind of drugs do you think she was doing? Um, meth. Anyways, probably. I don't know. Maybe not. Maybe she it sounded like she was maybe doing some not psychedelics. She's definitely not doing psychedelics, but something dissociative or something. Maybe it was like ketamine or some or I don't know, something like that. Probably math though still. That's kind of dissociative. Um after a while anyways when you don't sleep for seven days. Yeah. What's up, Axel? Yeah, you're right, Tina. Yeah, they probably just having psychosis or meth or whatever. Um I wonder if there's some truth to her story, like very small truth. I don't I don't know, man. Maybe maybe sounded all made up, though. At least 90% of that was fake. Okay. Um, [sighs] let's see. Oh, this is the back of the video I was going to watch. I already have it pull up over here, I think. Yeah, I do. But I'll pull it up again. I guess I have to pee really bad. Hold on. Come here, sir. >> Keep your hands out your pocket. >> Oh, wait. I'm not going to read the video title. Uh, police hunt down 16-year-old after he kills stranger reducted cam. Okay, let's watch. Sorry, detective show celebrity police department. Body cams, audio, and visual recording. Come to the back of my car, please. Huh? Back to my car, please. 4 hours ago, 20-year-old Kayla Hamilton was found dead inside a mobile home two streets away. The teenager now standing at the back of this patrol car moved into her trailer 5 days earlier. And nobody in that house knows his name. >> Nobody knows his dad's name. >> No, nobody knows the guy's name. >> Possible suspect right over there. Kind of where? >> Uh like right around the corner. He is 16. Tonight, he will be photographed, printed, and questioned for 2 hours through a translator. And before the night is over, an officer is going to drive him home. >> Um, yeah. So, he has a question. Um, he's wondering if he can go back to the room. >> What Aberdeene detectives are waiting on is sitting in a state lab queue. It takes 6 months to come back. By the time it does, this 16-year-old is enrolled in the 10th grade at a public high school 40 minutes up the road. And she don't say nothing. Somebody got her. He's the one telling us that the kid is on the run from there because of the homicide. Should be good to our release to say he can go home. >> Kayla Hamilton turned 23 days ago. She and her fianceé rent one room in this trailer. Four other adults. >> Bro, what the She's 23. Is she trying to look like a teenager? What the hell is that outfit? >> And a child rent the others. >> The humbling is right here. >> I have no idea. We just start watching >> with this thing. And >> you see this miniature mark? >> Yeah. >> I just coming from a from a job. I don't know what's going on. >> Oh, record this. Okay. She call me and she 214. >> He's been in the house about 10 minutes. He's already trying to hand somebody his phone. >> It's her. She call me, but I don't know. I don't know what's going on. >> What time she call? >> Hang on. Hang on to that one second. >> What time did she call you? >> 11. >> So, there's like there's marks all over her neck, >> but she wasn't like I guess hanging when they found her. What? So confused. What's going on in the chat, dude? What happened to Why is Gans retracted so many messages? I don't understand. >> So, I'm not really sure. >> Every person now standing in this house speaks Spanish as a first language. The officer inside it does not. >> Oh, she turned 23 days ago. I thought she said 23. >> Not. Can you stay right there though? Um, and I will need to get information. >> Can you find me a driver's license or something because um with having language barrier? It's just easier for me to be able to >> I don't know. I never ended the Someone got to get a text. Sure. I just saw the com. That's funny. Uh, we're going to end the text taco poll really quick. Uh, let's see what happened. Uh, 50% of you like Texico. 43% like Texas. get that information that we know that we're not >> Does he speak English? >> We can't. >> We've already pronounced >> I'm sorry to break it to you. >> We need >> I don't think you fully understand. >> I don't speak Spanish, so I need you to communicate with me in English, okay? And I'm not trying to be disrespectful, but I don't speak Spanish, so I can't communicate to you in Spanish. only English. Can you Can you look at me while I explain things to you so you understand? >> Okay. >> We went we went in >> and if there was anything that we could do to bring her back, we would have listen to me. >> She's been gone too long. >> Okay. >> With no interpreter on scene and no paperwork in the house, the first officer starts the only way he can. >> He asks everybody to empty. Hey, um, Ginser, I don't know what's going on with the messages being deleted like that, but you need to stop doing whatever you're doing, bro. Like, that's annoying. You're just like spamming at this point, but it's just all message redacted Just stop, bro. >> Their pockets under the hood of a car. [snorts] >> What? What is his name on the right? >> Him? >> Yeah, >> he's my dad. >> That's your dad? >> Yeah, it's my dad. Hector. >> Hector. >> Hector, too. Yeah. >> What's his last name? Uh, Ortiz >> the Is that your sister? >> My my my girlfriend. My my fiance. >> Your fianceé? What's her name? >> Kayla. Uh, >> K A Y L A. >> Yeah. >> Kayla Marie Hamilton. >> What's her last name? >> Hamilton. >> Hamilton. >> Yeah. >> H A M I L T O N. >> Yeah. >> Do you know her birthday? And this 20 24 >> July 24 what year? >> Uh 2002. >> He gets the spelling wrong and the year right. >> She was born on the 24th of July 2002. 3 days before this afternoon she turned 20. >> She has PTSD. >> Yeah. Okay. Well, she's normally so >> Okay. So, major question. Does she take medication for her PTSD? I'm not >> Kayla Hamilton had been diagnosed with autism. The word her fiance reaches for in his second language on the worst afternoon of his life is post-traumatic stress. It goes into the notebook that way. >> Does she use drugs? >> No. It's the question I have to ask. >> Two two years. We be together for 2 years. She We don't do nothing. Drugs alcohol. >> Okay. Again, I'm just going to ban you, bro. I'm annoyed with this You're done. Have fun. I'm not going to ban you. Actually, I'm just repeating time out. I won't even do it for a long time. I'm going to do it for 5 minutes, bro. And just hope you learn your lesson after that. >> Bro, no reason for her to want to come back. >> Somebody come and kill her. Really? I don't know. >> Oh, also you two laugh faster. I'm going to time you out for 5 minutes as well. And uh I'm going to hope you also understand what you're doing wrong after 5 minutes. Thanks. >> There's another guy over here. I >> just putting annoying like to him. I don't know what's going on. >> There's another guy here. >> That is the first mention of him. >> I'm being very lenient, but I'm tired of it. Like they're not doing anything too egregious, but it's just really annoying. >> It is 4 minutes into the first officer's body camera, and it goes nowhere. >> The time she called. >> Hang on. Hang on to that one second. >> What time did she call? 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 a.m. >> Mama message or something? >> Yes. I just understand if she still nothing. She don't say nothing. Somebody got her. >> Can I hear that? Did you figure this voice message? You did. Okay. It's just like screaming and I don't know screaming or >> It sounds like she's choking. >> Yeah. >> No. And there's a person talking at the end of it. >> Okay. >> I didn't listen to the whole thing. Sorry. Like he was trying to explain things to me. So, we never actually made it through the end. >> At 3 minutes 11 that morning, Kayla called her fiance at work. It went to voicemail. The voicemail kept recording. Did >> you get like the time set she called? >> I don't have the time. I just had the uh I wrote down the time 11:30. >> So you said there were multiple times. >> Yeah, the paramedic did kind of come in hard, dude. Especially when that was like the story is that that was his fiance. Dude, why is she being so crazy with him? >> She called, right? >> Uhhuh. 113. She know she called me first time she called 1059 only one only one voice >> two calls 4 minutes apart the first one he does not answer and it leaves nothing behind the second one leaves everything >> I got a voicemail on my phone which is like apparently like the last voicemail she sent to her fiance and uh basically you could hear like struggling and like I think it's like some guys speaking in Spanish in the background uh at the very end of the video. >> Was a video? >> No, it's not a video. Sorry. Uh it's a recording. >> How long ago was this? >> Was that 11:03 today? >> Today? >> Yeah. >> At the at the end of this voice message, did you hear like a voice at the end of the voice message talking? >> No. Somebody say like a cord or something like this. >> Cord cord. >> Cord cord. >> Yeah. >> Cord. Yeah. >> You cannot place the word. tells the guy. >> He speaks Spanish. The officer standing in front of him does not and neither does anyone else at this scene. >> There's a voicemail or a phone. >> Yeah. Do I hear it? >> I don't I sent myself the voicemail from his phone. I could >> have his phone. Is it on his phone? The voicemail? >> Yeah, it's on his phone and I have it on my >> Okay. Yeah, take your phone. And apparently there is a uh >> voicemail. >> Based on the evidence so far, they're saying people were talking. So yeah, it kind of sounds like it, but I'm not too sure. >> Voicemail from his phone. >> The detective is going to take a look at it, so I'm going to be holding on to it. Okay, I'm I'm >> not so sure. The title makes me think that maybe somebody else did it. I'm not sure. Yeah, maybe you're right. Tiny L game maybe. >> Usually put in airplane mode or something. >> He did sound like he's Do you put on airplane mode usually? >> I usually do. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Do you have a Gmail? >> Yeah. >> Can you Can you email this? >> Can you email this message [music] to me? >> A recording of the killing is in police custody before dark. Every officer who has heard it describes the same three things. A struggle, screaming, and a man's voice speaking Spanish. I don't understand anything could happen at this point. Yeah, I don't know. But also, why did he give them a video? He should have just said there was no video. What the hell? What an idiot. >> At the end, nobody at this scene can tell them what he says. >> Was that 11:03 today or yesterday? Was it 11:03? >> Today. Today. I just coming home. I take it. The corn was around the neck and I take it out. The first thing anybody in this family >> Yeah. What the he I don't understand. It's audio, not video. Okay. But still, I don't understand. It's so weird. Why did he say he had that? Why would he send it to him if it's him? What the hell? >> Did was take the cord off her neck. >> My son, her hands were bound. >> Video is a voice message. Okay. >> And what were her hands bound by? >> Same difference. >> Yeah. A >> homicide scene is a record of one event, and it only reads correctly if nothing is moved. By the time the first officer walked through that door, the cord was off her neck, her hands were free, and a work glove had been thrown into the room. >> What's your name? >> You're her You're the fiance. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> He also doesn't really seem to be like all that torn up about it. Like he didn't even react when they went in and were like looking at her. >> What happened? >> I don't know. Uh >> what did you see when you came? >> She was She was like this and a cone right here and around the neck. >> Where was the cord at? >> Right there. >> Okay. Come here. I want you to show me where's the cord at now. >> It's on the ground. flashlight. >> Hello, Michigan. How's it going? >> Where Where was she when you found her? >> Over here. >> It was right there. >> Okay. Where's the cord at that fall? >> No. No one. >> That one there. >> And the white one. I think so. >> What's Where's the white one? >> I don't know. I I I think it's that one. >> Okay. Was that one around her neck? Yes. >> Yeah. But it's also not just that Plymouth. There's a lot of other That's kind of weird. Especially like when when they were like, "Oh, somebody's talking at the end of the video." He's like, "No, no, no, no talking." >> This is why I think this is my from my job. Her hands were tied up and her cord was around her neck apparently. Oh, when I got here, they they were untied and the cord wasn't around her neck cuz the boyfriend was trying to like help her. >> Well, look at this video. This looks like a wild video. What is North Korea life is actually like beyond Pyongyang? I'm going to watch it. I'm going watch out stream obviously. It's really long. Oh, no, it's not. It's only 14 minutes. Maybe we'll watch stream later. >> I think it's that cord if you guys want. >> I assume so. Cuz it's the only one I see. I just want to address her. >> And I think I think this was tied around her hands or I'm not sure >> cuz he tried to hand me this cord earlier. >> Can you do your do me a favor? Shine your flashlight around her neck. >> It is fake news though. It's on CNN. All right. >> Where was she hanged from? >> A lot of people. >> Um, I'm not certain because when I got here, she wasn't hanging. And I think Corporal Davis might know that answer. >> I saw your post, John Porig. I saw it before you threw it away. You said, "Who uses Discord in 2026?" No, I'm just kidding. It's fine. [laughter] I don't like that. >> He probably put that message and then he was like, "Damn, what did I put that?" I used this picture. >> What was she hanging with? >> Unsertain if it was this cord or I think this cord wrapped around her hands possibly, but I don't know. That's the only cord I see. >> Are you talking about Discord? Discord or Discord? >> That would work. >> I probably talking about the video. Maybe. I don't know. I don't remember where he put it. >> Two officers standing in the same room 40 minutes apart cannot agree on which cord did what. >> The man who could answer that has already handled all of them. >> Maybe I should have stuck on the floor cuz he needed like footprints and stuff. >> Yeah. I mean, this cord or that cord. >> Yeah. At this point. Yeah. Yeah. We've all I actually I actually legitimately don't know if he was talking about the video or he was talking about me having Discord. I don't think you could see I Discord though, right? Maybe it made a sound. I'm not sure. >> Yeah, >> but when you guys got here, the scene is just as it is now. >> It's just as it is, right? >> Okay. And what's with the only thing different is he I don't know, took one of his work clothes and threw it in the room doing anything. >> You can't touch her or anything right now. Can't touch her. I thought >> we don't but just don't don't touch her anymore >> cuz the problem is when you touch things in here >> that we stay in right by early because I just come in from my job. >> Nothing he did that afternoon was wrong. He came home. He found her and he tried to bring her back. It cost the investigation the scene. >> What can you show me? >> What do we got? >> Mr. Peterson. I'm about to get a phone call from my mama. >> Who's Mr. Peterson? >> Eric. >> Oh, okay. >> Who who called in? >> Um, I think it was the fiance that called. >> Okay. >> Good boy out there. He said that her hands were bound and I think she had a cord around her neck when he came in. >> Which where was she at? Was she on the ground or was she hanging? >> I'm not sure. Anybody told Davis that >> floor? >> Um we get home going to bed but got pulled over Sunday to call in the jerk dug. They toss my truck. Oh, that's crazy, bro. What the I'd be pissed >> or hanging. That single question decides whether anyone is looking for a suspect tonight. whole drug dog loophole is like the stupidest in policing. hate that. >> Getting from 10 she was hanging. >> Whoever this fiance is and her hands were tied behind her back regular contact >> and the officer saying they untied him, untied her and took the rope. He worked I need to speak to him. So he told me when she when they called me that she was lying on the bed. >> I was watching some video police video came where they were using a dog and um basically the dog didn't alert and then he brought the dog back to the car, changed the leash, and then it like alerted immediately. It was the stupid >> Get her around her neck. with no luggage marks around her neck and no liature. >> But the story he's getting is there was no liatur there was a rope around her neck that the person took off. >> They found that police do that like in a bunch of investigations too, but they probably get away with it more than they don't for sure. >> Yeah, I'll say took off. >> One account has her hanging with her >> link the video. Yeah, sure. Here you go. Her hands tied behind her back. One has her lying on the bed with no marks on her neck at all. Both are being written down at the same time in the same yard by people standing six feet apart. >> It was the fiance. >> So I got to speak to her cuz the fiance is going back to the station. >> Yes. >> Peters is telling me is that he actually found her with a rope around her neck with the cord and her hands bound. That's what I heard. Right. >> He took the rope off her neck. I'm assuming was she hanging or was she on the floor? He said she was on the floor. >> Okay. All right. Okay. >> So, this >> doesn't look like from this, >> right? So, it's it's leaning more towards M than S. >> M and S and suicide. That is the moment this becomes a homicide investigation. And it happens in a front yard in a single clause about 90 minutes after the first officer walked in. >> All right. He's and he he found her. Right. >> Right. Cuz that would indicate that. >> What is uh >> what is his name? I don't know it. >> 2 hours in the detective running this scene does not have the name of the man who found her. He has less than that on everybody else in the building. >> You you just just stand right there for me for a second now. Can we can we put him in a uh in a car or something? Cuz he was eventually going back >> to the station. >> Who else when you guys came besides him? Who else was here? >> These two >> and his dad. This guy's dad. >> So, everybody everybody's here. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Hey, cool. We'll just make sure nobody goes anywhere. Sure. >> They said there's one more guy. That's not There's There's one more guy that lives here that supposedly live in this room. He's not here. >> What's this? >> This is the first thing anybody does to protect the scene. >> By now, five people have walked through that bedroom. >> It was used. That blue cord right there. And that cord there, he believes that was a cord that bound her hands. The blue cord was >> around her mouth and her neck. >> And he said she was laying over laying over here. >> How's going in a down motion down the mouth and then we'll get her around the neck is neutral. >> So it's not >> Why would you feel bad for him? They love the >> Like cool dead body, bro. Where the hell is her? >> She wasn't hanged at all. >> Yeah, she was found in the corner. >> Okay. Bound. And he said hands were like this. >> Like they're trying to get it off. >> The only reason so many cops came in that room was cuz they all wanted to look at that >> Hands were found was just What' you say, Josh? >> I was going to say I noticed her finger almost like they're trying to grasp to get something off their neck. The autopsy would confirm what that officer is describing. Cause of death, liature strangul. >> You think of any cop's going to go to a homicide, crime scene, and going to be like, "No, I don't want to see the dead body." >> What the >> She had bruising to her arms, her fingers, the left side of her face, her back, and her leg. She fought her hands down like this, and then the cord was wrapped around her mouth and her neck. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah, definitely not. Okay. >> No, they said there was one dude that was here. >> One of those guys. The fiance wasn't apparently. >> No, it was just some random guy who no one knows who he is. He was here. >> Still here. >> Apparently, one of the guys outside >> inside 10 seconds, the same officer establishes that this was a homicide. dumb guy. Was it the guy from the first video? He ran in again and was like, "I'm going asleep on your floor. [laughter] Cops are chasing me." >> And that there is a resident of this house nobody can identify. Those two [music] facts do not get put together tonight. >> You tell me the guy was in the the voicemail. >> I have no voice. >> You sent a message to me. I don't know if you're going to hear or >> we're going to have to take this. We got hopefully the officer told him to take it. >> Is pinging on the track city. So what Bill told me is that boyfriend came home and found her like this. He found a voicemail from her around 11:30 today. You can hear me voice in the background. You can hear what sounded like a struggle. He comes home around 4:30 >> and just uh when we do get the search warrant and all that, just want to make sure we bag our hands >> and that dude's got to get uh back the station. >> He's got Oh, cuz he's touched. Okay. Right. >> And I don't know. Uh, >> apparently none of them really have paperwork for the house here. >> Bagging the hands preserves whatever is under the fingernails. It is the single most valuable thing left in that room, and it is the reason this case gets solved at all 6 months from now. >> Our phone doesn't seem to be here. >> She made two calls that morning. The phone she made them from is not in the house. >> I'm having them ping it. What's that? I'm having them ping the phone. So, okay, just in case. I don't know. Hopefully, I was say, are we going to like seize this phone or have them? >> Yeah, her phone's also missing. So, all right. Call on it. I'm pretty sure they actually try to get a ping on it. So, >> but yeah, we tried to call it, too. >> A ping is not a location. The carrier tells police which tower the handset last spoke to and how confident it is. The answer that comes back tonight is confident to within 11,000 m. That is a circle roughly seven miles across. >> On APG property according to the paint how accurately is on 11,000 meter accuracy. Okay. So it could be like >> a PG Aberdine [music] proving ground an active United States Army installation that runs along the edge of this town. >> He said they did one ping and it was on track. Said he got to do a second ping to make sure it's not moving. So that's where it's at now. keep keep us updated on that where the pig is going. Actually, I'll let the send keep us up on that. >> Yeah, right now it's the last thing. So, we're trying to get a second one. If it's still if it's still in the same spot, we're going to see if they can check it for us. If not, see if they can let us check it. >> Yeah, we'll see. Let me see how many meters it is cuz it's a lot of meters. It's not even if they've got it over there, I can run over there pictures and collect it real quick. Her phone is pinging on railroad tracks on a federal military reservation roughly a mile from her bedroom. [music] Getting to it requires the army's permission and the army is not open at this hour. >> She she charged her location with me. >> Uh if it was right here in this part. >> Yeah, that was like at 11:00. >> No. >> When was that? >> Around 4. >> Oh, around 4:00. She >> around 4 something like this. >> Share the location. >> No, no. Share and share. She shared a long time ago, but you saw the phone here around 4. >> Yeah. No. So, she shared her location a long time ago. A long time ago. >> Yeah. Yeah. And you get to keep it. >> Yeah. You can see where she is. >> Yes. That's what I mean. And you saw around when you looked around 4, you saw the phone around here, right? >> Is that what you're saying? >> Yeah, that's what you're saying. Okay. >> At 4:00 when he pulls into the trailer park, her location is still showing at the house. Sometime after that, it moves. You found the heard fun. >> We didn't find it yet. We're still >> I want to ask you something. You found >> Bro, is this guy ger doing the same again? Dude, is he really? No, he hasn't really. He's only been a month. Uh, gloves and gloves. Gloves. Something about gloves. Translator would have been helpful. What the Uh yeah, I don't know what these are kind of stuff. It seems like they should have had like they should have had this guy like dead to rights like immediately, dude. Like it was so obvious. They should have just got a confession. >> You can They probably would have had a confession by now, dude. How can you feed the >> I don't know about the capabilities of that, but uh the other guys here are detectives, so that's kind of their thing. The detectives handle that stuff. So I don't >> But I'll tell you like they're absolutely going to try. They're going to try to do their best. Okay. >> Can I have my phone? We'll we'll have to get it later. So that's kind of their thing. >> The detectives handle that stuff. So I don't >> But I'll tell you like they're absolutely going to try. They're going to try to do their best. Okay. >> Can I have my >> We'll have to get it later if I'm sorry. >> Okay. Yeah. I don't know. Maybe he didn't do it. Maybe it's not that simple. He could be right, but also he seemed really weird. So, I don't know. I wouldn't say it's simple, but he was acting pretty sketchy. I would have asked him like a lot different questions about like why he didn't think that there was a voice and all sorts of >> Have you talked to the picture still yet? >> Just so, you know, our body cameras are on. >> Okay. >> So, could you explain everything that happened once you got here today and what time you got here? This is the fullest account anybody gives on camera. It runs 15 minutes on the street and every part of it gets checked. >> I turn around for something like this. I really I don't remember because because [snorts] I told you cheat on me so I >> Okay, come on. That's impossible. >> Video is called police hunt down 16-year-olds after he kills stranger for fun. >> That's why I don't really get is this guy 16? I don't think so. >> That's why I thought he didn't do it. I don't know. >> I get mad something like this. Well, I ain't coming to here because I was working. >> He heard the voicemail at work at 11:00 in the morning. He did not come home. He [snorts] thought she was with another man. >> Okay. Where do you work at? >> Uh, I work like let's do a poll really quick. Let's send the other poll. Hold on. Let's do a little poll real quick. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. I want to see what you guys think real quick before we play it. Sorry. Uh, you guys use Discord. Whatever. Hold on. I got to do this one. Oh I didn't mean to put that. Sorry. I was wrong. Hold on. Sorry about this guys, but I got to do it. Okay. What do you guys think? I'll give it like a minute and then we'll we'll do it. Do you think he did it or was a 16-year-old? See or no? See for he did it or no for no. He did not do it. No. For a quick minute, little play video. Okay, I'm gonna end the poll. My cursor is going My cursor's going over here. It's going to the three dots. It's pressing the three dots. It's ending the poll. You better get your vote in quick. Here we go. My finger is going down. It's going to hit the button. There we go. Okay, let's start the video. >> Do you know what the company's name is? >> Um, >> company. >> Yeah. C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C 41% no 59. You guys think it's that name? >> I'm You guys know I read the title, >> but you can call it my boss. Okay. >> So, I come in around 4 and she was she was like this with a corn around her her hands and her neck and right here. >> I try to take everything out and push the right here. I don't know how I explain you a little bit. Yeah. >> I do like this and I I try and give her the first hug. Something like that. And I called to police 99 911. >> You said you thought she was cheating on you. Why did you think that? >> Yes. Because I heard the voice message. >> Okay. >> I give to somebody. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. I hear I hear a voice. When the voice message is going to be empty. >> Mhm. >> I hear a voice. The guy voice. >> Yeah. >> He say something for a core core. What does that mean? >> Coral something like uh I was like spring. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That >> he's the only person on this street who heard that word and understood the language it was in. He describes it three separate times to three different officers and all three write down cord. >> He said something about that. >> Spanish. What's the Spanish word? >> Huh? What's the Spanish word? >> Bros at Home Depot is like you got a car. lasso lasso. >> Yeah, something like this. >> You didn't know this was a Spanish learning channel like Dor the Explorer Law. It was Cord. >> I I [snorts] try and control myself cuz >> Mhm. >> I love her so much. >> Now, do you think she was cheating on you? You think there's something? >> I don't think I just think another boyfriend that was here at the dinosaur? >> No, I don't think so. >> Has she ever had any other boyfriends? >> No, because I got her I got her Facebook. She got my Facebook. >> Mhm. >> And >> about an ex-boyfriend. >> They live in North Virginia. >> And do you remember what her phone number is? >> No, I have to look this. >> Okay. Um, what's do you know what her face her Facebook account is? >> Her name, her profile or her profile. >> Do you know what kind of phone her phone was or is it iPhone? >> iPhone is >> That was pink. >> No, it's got like pink. That the pink is pink. Okay. Okay. >> But uh it's Apple >> Apple S. Something like this. S >> iPhone. >> iPhone. Yeah. >> Do you know any of the uh services here? Is it like Verizon or Sprint or AT&T? >> T-Mobile. >> T-Mobile. >> T-Mobile. >> Yeah. >> I got it. >> A pink iPhone on T-Mobile. That is the description that goes out on the phone still pinging on [music] the tracks. And >> what um how long have you guys been together? Have you dated? >> Almost two years. >> Two years >> most. Okay. One year, 11 months. >> What do you know when >> Hey, what's up? How you doing, Kathy? Welcome. >> She got here um to the United States. >> No, she isn't like she was born here. >> She's she's born here. >> Okay. >> He is asked when she came to the United States. She did not. She was born here. >> I thought her Okay. Do you know what state she was born in? >> It's North Virginia. >> Something like that. >> I think so. Yeah. Because I know her right there. >> She born right there. Think so. Yeah. She's from north of Virginia. Yeah. We live right here because we looking for >> sure more money. Kayla Marie Hamilton was born in Virginia on the 24th of July, 2002. She grew up near Norfolk in the shadow of the largest naval base in the world. She had worked retail and she had worked warehouses. All right, guys. I got a new poll ready for you guys. We're going to learn some more Spanish for this one. This is now a Spanish learning channel. And um just try your best. Don't don't look it up online. Just try your best. We want to see what you actually know. And um yeah, just do your best and and we're going to learn some Spanish together. So this poll is uh what is boyfriend in Spanish? Go ahead and answer that question. >> At 19, she packed a bag, said goodbye to her mother and moved to Maryland with her boyfriend because the jobs paid better here. >> Like calling people or like >> she was really nice. She was really nice because I don't know we really different. We don't smile. We don't drunk. We don't do nothing. We just work buy a car. We just buy a car >> and we trying to get married this year. >> They could not afford a car when they got here. >> They saved and they bought one. They were going to get married. >> Yeah. because she's from North Virginia. >> Okay. >> And we live right here because I try and we don't have a car. So I trying the the Spanish here help us. >> Mhm. >> You ride something like this and we just buy that car. >> What that money bought them was one room in somebody else's trailer. [music] The landlord rented the others out separately. Six adults and a child. Four bedrooms. one washing machine and a front door that everybody used. >> And this is where she lives. This is her address. >> This Yeah, it's our room. >> That's her house. >> Room. >> Room. >> We rent a room. >> Does Does Kayla have an ID? A state ID? >> Yes, >> she has a state ID. >> I don't want to talk about it right now. >> I got you. >> Come on. >> She was diagnosed with autism as a child. Her mother would later tell a congressional hearing that she was kind and funny and that she kept her friends close and never forgot anybody. >> Does there >> What do you think? Is her family supportive of this relationship or >> anyone that she talks to on a regular basis? Does she have any friends that you know? >> She got friends but from North Virginia or something I did. >> Where are the shoes? Uh in your rooms. Um yeah, I think that's up there. She She said she said you can call her at this number if you want. You want have it? >> It's her mom. >> That's her mom. >> Yeah. >> Her mother. >> Her mom. >> She want to talk to you. >> But you going to call her or >> Yeah, we'll give her a call back. >> You got her telephone number I give you. >> Uh yeah, I think I Yeah, I took a picture of this, right? >> She need to call the mama. I I think he's >> Maybe he was just really amped up or something. I don't know. >> Working on that. That's what he said he was going to do. >> Do Do you know where her mom lives? >> Yeah. Well, no. 3 days ago, she wished her daughter a happy 20th birthday. >> Hey. Hey. What are we doing? We can go for the room. No. >> Yes. My wife, my son. >> Uh, just give me a moment to get the uh medical examiner here. That way she can get the green light on it. >> It's a little while longer. Okay. >> I know. It's not going to be too much longer hopefully. But um I got the psychology science for it. See, look, dude. You guys are learning a lot on this channel. You're learning Spanish. You're learning psychology, bro. Dude, you're in the right place right here. Who needs college? All right, let's send that poll. Anyways, let's see how many of you knew what uh the boyfriend was. All right, so 71% said it was El Novo. Uh 16% said El Boyfriend and uh 13% said El Pito. So we didn't fail. We got a C. 71%. That's still pretty good though. >> She don't She don't believe me. She's there. Can you call her? >> We'll give her a call in a bit. I'm >> I'm sorry for having her wait. >> You got her telephone. No fun. >> No, I'm going to see if I can't. >> Is it just you two and you up here? >> Does anyone want to suggest a Spanish word that we could do next in the poll? >> Would you like to learn Spanish? >> He moved in this morning. >> He's wrong about the morning. The man he is describing moved in 5 days ago. But he's right that nobody in this house knows his name. >> Is he here now? >> No, he doesn't speak. >> I don't think so. I just saw him when I come from my job. I saw I saw him walk over there. >> Does he have a car? >> No, he I don't know about >> he's telling an officer 3 hours before anybody is stopped that he saw the unknown roommate walking away from the property as he arrived. the the room when you walk in >> to the trailer. Sorry that >> the that first room in front of you. Mhm. >> Do you know who lives in that room? You saw a guy sping like like me. >> Okay. >> My side. Somebody's got your size. >> Yeah. Like this skinny and Spanish. >> Do you know what country he's from? >> I think too what country he's from. I met him. >> Have you ever talked to him before? >> Uh, just one time, but uh because we got a plan wo plan. So I I was trying share with him >> so he can pay half. We pay half something like this. >> One conversation about splitting a bill. Remember [music] it. >> Did Kayla ever um talk about him? like the big game. >> No, he teaching. Was he um was he you remember when he been here? Motorcycle. >> He he walked >> he was walking right there when I come home. >> So you [clears throat] saw him? >> Yeah, I saw him. >> Do you remember exactly where he was walking? >> You see that that big building? >> Yeah. >> He was working for the street. >> So this main street here he was walking. >> Yeah. >> Do you remember what he was wearing? >> What do you mean? >> Like clothing. Do you remember like the colors or style? >> I think >> he got hot like like this. >> Remember what color? >> Things red. Something like this. Red or black? But the shirt red or black? Something like this. Looks Come on. But he got something red. Okay. And and shorts. Short >> a red or reddish shirt and shorts on foot on the main street at 4 in the afternoon. That [music] is now a description. Um, did you could you tell did he have like a backpack or anything with him? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> And was he he was walking on foot? He wasn't on a scooter or anything? >> No. No. >> He was walking. >> He was walking. >> Did nobody notice his guy's name? >> No. >> Nobody knows the guy's name? >> No. I I don't know. >> What does he look like? Huh? >> What does he look like? >> John like me. >> John. >> Maybe Santa. >> A little bit more. But this skinny little uh how little hat, right? >> Always always a hat. >> Red something red hat. >> I don't remember. >> How tall is he? >> Huh? >> And you know how tall he is? >> Like me. A little bit more. Little bit more. >> Skinny, too. I think he got short one now. Short. >> Short. >> Short. >> That's correct. >> Think so. and fannies. I don't know. >> Yes, >> cuz he's he's Hispanic. >> Yes. >> Officer, fianceé, is anybody else in the house? >> I believe those those two the male and female over there, they live in the back bedroom. Believe they were in the house. >> Okay. They they go nowhere cuz we got to find out. >> Okay. >> Were they here at the time from 11:00 till 4:00 if they were in the house? >> They were not in the house. Okay. actually later. Anyone who's not law enforcement or anything from the house right now, >> between 11:00 in the morning and 4 in the afternoon, this house empties out. Every adult who rents a room here is accounted for somewhere else. >> Every adult but one. So I understand the >> perfect understand the female subject was the first to arrive around about 3:30 and just went away then the Beyonce arrived from this call her husband came about 4:30 right >> if I'm uh I'm going to go look around here if you guys see him uh please call our station Got >> I don't know if any of these people's cameras will work. I'm up late. Um there was probably four to five came in there last night after two. >> Okay. All right. Thank you. >> Check my house for surveillance to see if anyone come out of here. Well, we got first phone call. He did about like 10:58. So maybe a range. >> Yeah. So maybe a range of >> you're going to buy it. Can I ask >> 20 to I imagine it would directly after. >> They now have a window 20 10 to 11 in the morning and whoever did it leaving straight afterward. >> Can you see if they have surveillance footage that at all in this direction anyway? They have cameras but really doesn't look like I have a good angle. >> This one right here. >> Yeah. My hope is that maybe whoever walked that way and they caught it. >> Um, the only other place I can think of is that house there. I know has pretty good surveillance house. >> John doesn't like my poll very much. My votes have to be about the videos. Let's go ahead and end the poll. Let's see if you guys could figure it out. Which one was my childhood nickname? Ah, you guys are too smart. 45% said all above. Mc Goober 25% 18% and Wade Zack 12%. Nothing gets past you guys. You guys are pretty smart. >> Additional top. Okay, check that out one second. >> Okay, we could start with that one. >> A mobile home park at 4 in the afternoon has almost no cameras in it. There is no footage of the front of that trailer and there never will be. >> One person I've seen is unaccounted for usually still walking in the area. He has pajamas for a I believe male white t-shirt with red and blue on it and basketball short. >> That description goes out over the air. It came from the man who found her. >> Possible suspect right over there. >> Where? Uh like right around the corner. Yeah, I think it's the uh it might be the roommate or something that they found. I don't know. >> In there. >> Uh no, they're they're actually uh so they just found a potential suspect right down the street. So uh that's where all the detectives are right now. >> Okay. >> Come here, sir. Keep your hands out of your pocket. Detective show celebrity police department body cams audio and visual recording. Come to the back of my car, please. Hello. Back to my car, please. Where where do you live? Uh >> yeah. Numero. Huh? What street do you live on? Huh? Which what street do you live on? >> All right. Put Put your hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. Huh? You're being detained right now. I know if you don't speak English, I know you don't understand that. Right now, you're being detained. We're the Aberian Police Department. Again, you're being auditioned and recorded. >> Detained, not [music] arrested. A detention is short and it needs only reasonable suspicion that you don't. >> An arrest needs probable cause and it has to be based on something. Right now, they have a description of a shirt. >> El Salvador. >> El Salvador. But then I didn't want him to he was I mean I understand he doesn't but he's doing all like in your pocket any weapons >> I got you. Did you research him? >> Yeah. >> Okay. He's good. >> Take on body camera. You got your camera's on. Can you have a seat? Get your ID. >> Yeah. Seat. >> What's your birthday? When were you born? Gando. They're still trying to interview him in English. What the >> Your birthday. >> Oh, you want to? >> Oh, they got her. >> What year? Ano? Ano? >> Which ano? >> You said August second. >> His name is the CAD. >> Okay. Um, >> all he had was like an employment ID. So, if you could work on that, getting a positive ID on him when you get that would be awesome. >> Walter Martinez. That's it. I mean, Walter Martinez. It was his cat. >> Okay. >> Date of birth 8 1206. >> Yeah, we do know what's that much. >> Yeah. So, that's all. >> Walter Martinez. Date of birth the 12th of August 2006. He is 15 days short of his 17th birthday. And the only thing he is carrying is a work ID. >> We're getting no return. >> However, it does look like Louisiana is not returning. It doesn't look like he's invalid. We're just not getting anything back. >> 99 through Minnesota. However, surrounding states only through Maryland. Um thanks so um so anyways um basically this is really random but like a few months ago or a couple months ago something like that I um had this really weird issue. I was playing a game and I was streaming. I was actually running a lot of programs at once. So maybe that's what causes. But for some reason, my CPU cooler just like popped off and it fell down. And luckily, the only thing it broke, which is really weird, is it broke my my um computer's uh it broke my computer's um power button for some reason. So basically then I my power button wasn't working for a long time and it was really freaking annoying because I had to like go all the way down to like the floor and use a screwdriver to turn on my computer by touching the pins together. But recently, like a couple weeks ago, I finally fixed it. And I fixed it with this cable. And I basically ran the cable from the power but pins up like through the top of my case and then there's this little power button. So that's the little power button I use when I turn the stream off then that my finger is going towards. Pretty cool, huh? Anyways, totally random. Back to the video. >> Can you get information by email? The databases available to a patrol officer in Maryland cover Maryland and the states beside it. They hold arrests, warrants, [music] and convictions recorded in this country. They do not reach any further than that. And there is nothing in them for a boy who arrived 4 months ago. >> Copy person transport back to APD. >> Starting mileage is 120 584. I'm in unit 206 and my body camera's on. My infrar camera is not working. >> I bet you if I like walked in somewhere and I had this like this switch like attached inside a box and I was like wearing it and I was like everybody down. I'm going to blow this. [laughter] It'd be scary, dude. Do that for a Halloween costume. Be a terrorist. Walter Martinez. You have a middle name. >> Walter Javier Martinez. See? Okay. >> We're holding a call for a missing person. >> Salvador. >> Finding her daughter. >> El. You're from El Salvador. 45 minutes ago. >> Like this, bro. >> Yeah. Three East. Freeze. >> He gives them the address of the house. >> Yeah, you got to take them off. >> They have to go in here. Huh? >> They have to go in here. >> Your shoes. >> Everybody Jesus, I love you. I do this, dude. This would be even better. >> Hey, I thought you didn't have any family. Keep an eye open for passports. >> Keep an eye open for passports. >> Yeah. Keep an eye open for passports. >> Nobody in this house has a lease, a ban, or a license. >> Passports are the only identity documents on the property, and finding them is the only way to establish who has been living here. >> So, I have a question. Um, and the duty agent, he just gave me a brief overview. That's why I wanted to talk to you myself. Is there any indication gang related? >> Um, the actual >> event here is does not appear to be Not that we have any indication of it now. U it's only the guy that is letting him stay in his house and saying he knows about this guy's history back in um I said Honduras. It's El Salvador. I don't know why I keep saying Honduras. >> Okay, that let me run it back. Okay, I'm listening. >> Sorry. It is El Salvador. Um all their passwords to El Salvador. Um, but he's the one telling us that the kid is on the run from there because of the homicide and that he was in a gang down there. That comes from the man who rents him the room. [music] On the night of the murder, standing outside the tape, an Aberdine officer is told that the 16-year-old in their holding cell left El Salvador because of killings and belonged to a gang there. The Harford County State's Attorney's Office would later confirm his gang membership and his own defense would state it in court. Aberdine investigators established that he had a criminal record in El Salvador dating to 2020. [music] None of that is in any database an officer can reach tonight. >> Okay, I'm I'm I'm back. I I've got a Peter in front of me. I I know you're probably busy, so I don't want to >> No, you're right. We just We're kind of stuck at the moment waiting on a search warrant to get in this house. >> Yeah, I know how it goes. >> Yeah. Me's office. You don't need a search warrant to go across to pick the body out of there. We're like, "Yeah, I know. I don't know why we're why we're waiting on that part." >> So, I'll give her your contact information. Um, I don't know if you're going to be up all night, but um >> I'm here for a while anyway. >> Where's my pencil? Look, I'm over here writing this down. I'll try to do my due diligence and just run this person in the system to see if I could just at least get a gate with a picture. >> Yeah. to kind of rule it out in the beginning, but I'm not seeing anything. >> She runs him. Nothing comes back. >> So, you know, with my I can't my group. I can't get anybody to come until early in the morning. That'll work. If you could tell about me, we'd be more than happy to. Um, >> if you could give me a >> I'm an alien. I wiped that one lady's brain. It was me all along. Uh if you give me an estimated time and I can see what I can do on stalling. >> Probably uh around nine cuz the the person I'm I'm getting she be coming from the Annapolis area. >> They still got to do their interview and then I'm going to and then when they get done everything they got to do with this with him. Then we'll call CPS. >> That's right. I do >> and then see what we get. CPS takes a little while too. So >> well my mind I'll drag it out as long as I can. >> Stalling. I need to take off my >> drag it out as long as I can. >> The officers here understand exactly what is about to happen. They have a 16-year-old they cannot hold a federal agent who cannot get to Aberdine before 9:00 in the morning and [music] no charge to bring. The whole thing comes down to how long they can make the night last. If for some reason we absolutely cannot hold on to but if we can at least get him to go with um child protective services then maybe I'll have a good address for him when she does come up and then we can just go to the address. >> I'm just going to run and use the restroom real quick while we wait on that warrant. I'll be right back. >> I have brought my alien minds up. >> The house is sealed and nobody can go back in. A judge has to sign a warrant first and a warrant has to be written, sworn, and carried to whoever is on call. That is what everybody standing outside is waiting for. >> I have to leave that car right here or I can take him. >> I have to leave that car right here or I can take it. >> I think you should be able to. >> Wow. You should You should be able to take that. We'll find out in a sec. >> I can take it. >> Y'all forgot how to take a piss. >> Okay. Thanks. I'm I'll double check for you. He says the car you can't go until we're done, but you'll be able to take it tonight. We're not keeping the car. Okay. >> So, I can't I can't take the car. >> You're not taking it. You guys can keep it. >> How does it feel not to know how to drive? >> You just can't go in until we're done. Once we're done, you guys can take the car. >> Um how long? >> They're still waiting. St going to process everything. So, I can't give you a time frame, but my lieutenant she gets back, she might be able to give you about a time frame. She should be back in a few minutes like that. >> What time is it? >> Uh, it is 11:44 to midnight. She's been dead for around 13 hours and she's still in the bedroom because nobody can go back inside until a judge signs a piece of paper. >> Dead. >> Yeah, I figured that out. Put them on the back of the trailer out of here. >> Um, >> yeah. >> Yeah. The Harvard County Forensics come or is that just Garrett doing that? >> I guess the laundry room has a door on the back side of the house. >> So that's what they're saying that door was open. >> A second door on the back of the house into the laundry room. >> Nobody follows that up tonight. He said he says what happens when I'll be listening again inside. Um, if somebody they said the brother lives next door. If somebody wants her, can you walk her over there? >> I think they said they have all of her information already. >> I took a picture of her passport. >> Okay. Make sure you get a good phone number for her. He's been in custody roughly 6 hours. Because he's 16, everything that happens in this room happens under juvenile rules. And every question has to travel through a second officer in Spanish and come back the same way. >> I know it was the other guy. Could you uh just basically explain to him what this is >> and then have him just uh write his name out here >> just like we normally do and then have read each line and initial and then if he has any questions explain to him the idea like you say he has the same rights that everyone else he does not. >> What he is signing away is the right to say nothing. Everything after this point is admissible and everything after this point is voluntary. >> All right. My name is Detective Schaes. I'm a detective with the Aberdine Police Department. Uh, our discussion or us talking today is going to be audio and visually recorded on the two cameras up there and this this little camera right here. at any time during our conversation you don't feel comfortable speaking with me any further or you'd like to take a break, use the restroom, um or stop, just uh let uh let my partner over here know. Do you do you have any idea why why we brought you here to the police station today? Uh >> he said no. He was surprised when he saw us. >> Uh, how how long have you been in the United States? >> 3 to 4 months. >> And do you remember where you came into the United States? Texas border. >> Did you have family up here in Maryland or how did how did you get here to Aberdine? >> Okay. So, Ferdick. >> Okay. his family here in Aberine and Frederick. >> Where's your family in in Aberdine? Okay. Okay. He he um Kevin so his brother Kevin lives in um the trailer park but lives he lives over by He doesn't know the numbers. I asked him earlier. Um, yeah, he the only thing he could tell me was his brother. He drives a blue car. >> And where where do you currently live? What's your address? And what what bedroom is yours? Okay. The one that's in front of the front of the entrance. The front entrance. >> The room at the front of the trailer. First door on the right. as you come in. >> Okay. So, his um his stepbrother knows the uh the landlord, the >> What do you mean Spanish speaking attorney? Dude, it's a translator. He doesn't have an attorney. >> The lady that owns the property. This very reason he's not living with his brother cuz he doesn't feel comfortable living with his brother. And on top of that, uh the um the landlord said that uh he can't he can't bring another person into the trailer that he that his brother's currently live in. Okay. Uh, do you have do you have a job at all? >> That's the uh it's the place that he has the ID through. >> Where where's your work located? Uh, he's not too sure. Um, and here in Aberdine or >> he's in Aberine. that he doesn't send the name on the streets. What are the address? >> When did you start working there? 3 to 4 weeks. >> Uh can you just clarify his uh date of birth? Um 82. Okay. So he's uh he's going to be 17 next month. >> So it has it has to be uh 06. >> A detective works out the birth year of the person in front of him by counting backwards from a birthday that has not happened yet. >> How how did you get your job um without any kind of identification or paperwork or anything for being how young you are? >> Yeah. So he get he gets paid in this card one of those cards and he just takes a cash out from an ATM machine. Yeah. So he uh in this job application he found out he was 18 years old cuz he had to get a job because he has to pay back the the smuggler the guy we had that brought him across the border. The smuggler threatened him. If he doesn't pay up he's going to go back and find his uh family. >> He owes money. >> He's been in the country 4 months. He works 3 days a week and he owes money to the man who brought [music] him across. >> Is the smuggler still down in Texas? >> He only works uh 3 days out of the week. three or four days out of the week and he works from 14 to 2100. >> How does he get to work? >> He gets uh somebody he calls somebody to come pick him up ride to um to work. >> Who who does he call? >> It's a guy that goes by name. >> Yeah, he goes there's a guy that goes by the name of Coco. He gives him a call and it's so it's not like what do you call like a hack hacking service? Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah. So it's just um >> from my local >> so the Se the couple the married couple that was there and their their child and then u the other couple the fiance and the woman. So it says there would be six six people there right? >> Six people. He counts her without a name. So the uh Augustine lives in the far right room of the trailer. So Augustine lives over by the where the um the dryer and the washer and dryer. Yeah. >> And what about the other guy? >> Um next to the bathroom >> closest to his weird. >> And how does he get along with his roommates? >> They get along with him just fine. Um he said, as a matter of fact, they gave me a fan because I didn't have a fan in the room. who who gave him the fan. >> Have you ever gone into any of your roommates uh bedrooms at any time? Uh or have they ever invited you into the rooms? >> No. >> Yeah. He said uh he's ever been into the room without their permission or they he's never been invited. The only time that he's had contact with them, he'll knock on a door to take their clothes out of the uh the dryer so he can wash his clothes, the washer and dryer so he can wash his clothes. So, he's never physically been inside any other roommates's bedrooms. Yeah. No. Inside? Never. Oh, just by the door. That's it. >> That is the whole case in one answer. And everybody in the room lets it pass. >> Does he know the names of uh all his roommates? >> The only names Augustine, the two females, the child, and the other male and other names. to you live with these people and they've never introduced themselves to you. You never talked to them in passing. >> He's just the only one that uh the one that uh that he knows his the men. He talks to the men there and he he knows the other guy uh the fiance as Kik. That's a that's like a um I guess short for Enrique the man who found her. The one conversation they ever had. Then how does he know him by that? >> Okay, so he knows him because um or he spoken to him because he um and Kik had talked to him about splitting the Wi-Fi bill and he told Kik he can't split the Wi-Fi bill. He said um he was with his brother one time and Kik offered to see if he can go on a pay pay, you know, go half on the uh on the Wi-Fi. He said he couldn't do it. He's just going to he try to convince, well, you know, you get good Wi-Fi here. You can hook up a TV and, you know, get services, too. Like, I'm not worried about that. I'm just going to get a phone with u, you know, with service. >> Okay. >> Uh, have you ever talked with or interacted with uh Kik's fiance? >> He said no, he's never done it, especially since I know they're dating. I don't I don't want to cause any trouble >> and he doesn't know. Uh Kik's fiance, >> you won't pay half the Wi-Fi, you're dead. >> Say his name. >> No, he doesn't know the other lady's uh name either. One or the chops. I just have to think. >> Has he ever been in uh Kik's room when either when it's completely empty and no one's home or when it's just Kayla at home? Talk them at the at the door. That's it. So, >> it's probably cuz it like happened in like near like Maryland or something like super east coast. I probably don't deal with a lot of Spanish speakers. Usually, >> he talked to her before or he hasn't talked to her. >> Since he's never talked to her, never talked to her cuz she can't speak Spanish. It's mostly um use um cues and and use hands to get her to come outside and you um remove the laundry from the washer, washer and dry so he can do his clothes. >> Kayla Hamilton was autistic. She had lived in this trailer with her fiance for months. He had lived there 5 days and he is describing the only way the two of them ever communicated. >> Um he said >> Florida's a little bit different than Maryland, bro. >> He doesn't like to connect people's business. Um, I mean, he's heard her cry before inside the room, but um, that's it. >> Has he ever heard them arguing? >> They've he's heard them yell at each other, but he doesn't understand what they're saying. >> Has he ever heard anything that sounds like they're physically fighting or is it always sound verbal? I mean, he's heard that they yell yell at each other before, but never fighting, not physical. >> He cannot understand a word they say. He has been there 5 days, but he offers the detectives a marriage in trouble. >> So, seems he just moved there. He doesn't didn't know that. U they don't he doesn't consider them friends yet. He's just gone for for a week. >> Did you ever see anyone else in Kik's room uh with the two of them or with only Kik or only with Kik's fiance or about two two days ago, he noticed another two male coinc inside the room with her. Um Canada >> he couldn't tell who it was but um he just went in and got out of there. >> He was working. >> Nobody asked him that. He volunteers a second man in her bedroom [music] while her fianceé was at work. >> Could you hear what they were doing? Yeah, guys. So, here's a little geography lesson for you guys. Um, here here's Florida down here, right? You see you see where Florida is? And then Maryland is all the way up here. And maybe that doesn't seem that far to you guys, but I want you to keep something in mind. Here's where Florida is, especially the tip of Florida, which I think is where they were at. Let's go over to here. Okay. It's all the way in Alaska, bro. No, I'm just kidding. This is like where Mexico is. Okay. This is like where Mexico is. Right down here is where Mexico lives. Okay. So, there's Florida and then all the way up here is Maryland. So, let's go straight across. So, it's like mid California. Okay. So in this scenario, Florida, the tip of Florida is from Maryland is about as far as mid California is to like deep into Mexico. Okay. >> No, he couldn't. He was prepping food. And then when I got left, did she leave with him? Did he leave a hurry? He left by himself. She She didn't follow. She stayed She stayed there. He just said he um this what you're what you're what he's telling us right now. This information, he doesn't want uh to get in trouble with with Kika. He doesn't want any problems with him. >> This all stays between us. >> Just the the number number two male that he was talking about earlier. Can you describe him like what he looks like? Height weight when he's dressed in. >> Okay. So, a little bit taller than him. Um, he's about 56, 5'7 maybe. Uh, he says it's a little bit little bit heavier set than him. Remember what he was wearing? Color. It was like dye. It was dye brown. Um, black shorts, orange uh shirt. Nike shoes. Nike shoes. >> Has he ever seen that guy before? >> The apartment. Did Did the guy that came in the house, the white guy, did he look like he might be a drug addict or he look clean cut? Okay. He knows that he might smokes marijuana. >> Tattoos. Okay. It's like a tattoo on his on his leg of a of a snake. >> Height, build, hair color, shirt, shorts, shoes, and a tattoo of a snake. He's been asked a general question about visitors and produced a suspect in that much detail from a doorway 2 days ago. >> And people I know people talk around the neighborhood and in the house I'm sure um and in the community. Did he hear any did you hear any rumors about Kik's fiance um either good or bad? >> No. >> No. No. No. He said >> he said no. He barely leaves his room up there. >> Is there any other times that you saw anyone else uh at the house in Kik's room or visiting for KK? >> Just just that one man he was talking about, the number two man. >> Okay. >> Nothing else in 6 hours of footage corroborates that man. No neighbor, no roommate, no camera. So about noon, he uh he got up. He got up at 8:00 and he made some breakfast, a couple eggs, some tortillas. Um and he left the house about noon. He can't remember if his 11 or 12, but he went out with his brother about between 11 and 12. He was with his brother. Um there were um they were shopping for a computer. >> Um he does not know the name of the stores. >> 11. I don't know if you guys know this, but wos rancheros is my favorite breakfast, not just tortillas. >> Or 12. He cannot narrow it down. That is the only hour of his day he cannot put a place to. >> He says he went >> he went to two uh to a store, another store, and he bought earrings. So, the earrings he had on today, he just he just bought them. He bought three pairs of those earrings. Uh, he did not. >> We honestly still don't really know to beat this guy killed this other guy's fiance. We don't really know why. That's really random. >> Remember the store, the name of the store, where the store is. >> Um, yeah. So, he doesn't know where he the store he got it from. Um, he had an old one that he just took out, put the new ones in. >> So, about between So between 2 and 3:00 his father had to go to work. So he brought him back home. He had bought these papooseas and so he put him in his room and he went back out. >> So if he left out of the the trailer the mobile home uh entrance which way he go can you describe the park? >> Uh he's talking about the skate park. So in the open grass air, there was some people that appear to be doing uh practicing football. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> How long do you think he was there? >> So approximately was an hour and a half to two hours. >> Then where'd he go? >> Kept walking. >> And then after the walk was over, he went >> he went back to the uh the three east. So he was um after the um after the park he went walking again for another 15 minutes and then just went head back home. Enemies will >> um Yeah. So he has a question. Um he's wondering if he can go back the other room. He he'll be able to live in the same place. >> Yeah, probably. >> Yeah. >> You wonder why does he ask that? Excuse me. Why does he ask that? That question is the reason this interview keep >> we be able to go to the same place. Yeah, probably >> keeps going and the detective asks it straight back. >> Oh, he's there. The reason he's asking because someone told him that the one of the residents had had passed away. So if if if she was in danger, he doesn't want to be in danger. Also, >> who told him that someone passed away? How you doing? >> So when he was handcuffed, he was asking what was going on. Somebody told him that, you know, somebody had passed away. >> He learned there had been a death from the officers who detained him. [music] That is the account. And nothing on any camera contradicts it. >> He was all at at uh at home when you got there. Okay. He said us, police. So he went in there and uh the lady the fiance was in there in her room and the other couple was in their room in the uh on the left side of the trailer as you're coming in. >> Yeah. >> But he couldn't tell who else was inside her room with uh the the you know the the lady. >> He places her alive in her room that afternoon. By that afternoon she had been dead about 5 hours. >> Did he know was key? Okay. Uh, he didn't see him. >> Was uh was Kik's uh room's door was the door to Kik's room. >> Was it uh does he remember? Is it open or closed? >> No, he doesn't know. He don't know. >> Is it Is it uh is the door normally closed when Kik is gone at work? He says he doesn't know. is have you ever met uh Kik's father before? >> No, he's never met. Okay. >> So, all right. Were Were you still at the house when police started arriving? >> No. No. He was in the house with police. Now, I come in random. He was walking. So, how how long do you think you were at the house when you came back originally from your first walk? And then how long do you think you were at the house when you >> So, how did how did you find out that there were police at your house? So, when he when he arrived, um he saw he saw police there. So, he went over to the uh where the woman lives, the landlord, she or he went over to ask her what was going on. >> Okay. Is there a reason you didn't come over to the house to check to see what was going on since you lived there? >> Okay. Because of the u the case with uh with immigration. >> He walked past a taped off homicide scene at the address on his own identification and did not stop. And the reason he gives is the reason nobody in that trailer has paperwork. It is also tonight the most sympathetic thing he could possibly say. Did Did you see Kik uh at any point today? He said he never never saw him today. He didn't see him today. How about uh Kik's girl? He saw her he saw her this morning on Ronnie when he woke up. >> It's kind of boring to you, bro. >> Where was she? >> Okay. She was going towards the living was so invested. The video's almost over. >> This morning when this morning, she was walking out of her room. >> What was he doing? >> What was he doing? Mhm. >> He was doing laundry >> enough that he didn't see her, never saw her again. >> He's the last person to place her alive. He puts himself a few feet from her at the washing machine on the morning she died and he volunteers it. >> Did you do any laundry today? >> Yeah. So, um when he left uh to the parks, put it in the dryer, he left it in the dryer, his clothes. What door does he usually use when coming in and out of the house? >> The front door. >> He never used the uh the door next to the washer and dryer. >> No. >> Has he ever seen anyone in the house use use that door? The back door? >> The back door into the laundry room. 6 hours earlier, two officers stood outside that same door asking each other whether it had been left open. Nobody in this building has told this detective that conversation happened and nobody in that yard is going to hear this answer. >> Ask him give us one minute. >> I'm sorry. You ask just give us one minute. Okay. Um you want me to stay here with you? >> They leave him with the translator for 9 minutes. He makes small talk. >> Hey, quick little interlude guys. Did you know that 98.5% of you guys are not subscribed? Make sure to subscribe now and hit notifications. Just want to ask if he's uh okay with um taking some pictures of his uh of his hands and chest and body face. Nothing like no nudity or anything. Um and then that would be by our crime scene guy. He'll be able to relay whatever you need him to do. Just advise him. He's on audio video with me. Okay. >> Okay. Uh, take your hands. I probably want to take a picture. I'm going to take a a lot of pictures. Okay. >> Thanks, guys. Appreciate it. Thank you, Striker. And thank you, Aafi. I'm pretty sure you can subscribe, too. Thank you so much. >> All right, turn around. >> Thank you, Anamarie. Appreciate it. >> Okay. Uh, turn around. Hey, the other way. Yeah, you good there. Okay, let me see your base. Turn plug that way. All right. Face that way. You have a few there. Face the wall. Mhm. >> Okay. Let me see uh your hands. >> Your hands out like this. That's it. hands, chest, body, face. Those photographs are being taken because of what an officer noticed in the bedroom about her fingers. Hey guys, uh I'm going to run a poll really quick while this video is finishing and I want you guys to tell me, would you rather watch Link Cuffs made unforgivable mistakes or would you rather watch this one? The exact moment a convicted kidnapper tries to escape. I'll put it in the poll, though. Stay still. No, that's good. Okay, that's it. That's it. I'm sorry. >> Okay. Whatever he's called for the gun. See, see. Okay. Okay. >> I'm pretty sure I know which one's going to win. >> Do I think they anything that he thinks I should know before uh we can put it in earlier? Not at the moment, but if he something comes up, he will let uh he will let you know. >> Okay. You tell him that uh >> Mhm. >> I'm going to do a search warrant for his phone. Um and that search warrant. >> Am I British? Of course I'm British. Melody, could you tell from my accent? We have ways to crack into the phones. However, it can take months to do that. >> My bloody British. >> If he'd like, he can provide me with the code now. However, we won't >> we won't use that code to go in until we have a search warrant from a judge. That will just help >> speed up the process so we can return his phone to him quicker. So instead of it taking months, you know, we can probably get back to him in in a few weeks. >> 79 like >> 37 7937. >> He gives it up. >> He's offered a way to get his phone back faster and he takes it. >> 7937. >> Does it have a phone number registered to it? >> No telephone number. Okay. I mean, so if it's if it's okay, he would like to go back to the to his room there at 3D think. Um, and if you still need him, he says he will go out the res coffee wanker. >> He's going to take a wanker on that. Yeah, like I said, his concern right now is just >> can you go back inside the house and uh he'll stay there. That's it. >> Yeah, I have no problem with that. We're going to uh take him back downstairs and have him set for a little bit longer, >> but perhaps double checking >> radio. >> All right. Um, thank you for your time. I appreciate you uh sitting around for us and uh speaking with me tonight. We just have to have you sit uh sit downstairs with one of our officers for a little bit longer. Um and then we should be good to release you so you can go home >> and we'll uh we'll have an officer give you a ride home. >> I don't eat any fish and chips, bro. I like curry, man. Bro, it's not some old wanker. >> We don't have like blankets or anything. I'm sorry. >> I'm new age British. We eat curry cuz the Indian immigrants brought it here. Bro, >> was that Kaso? You have blankets at home. You said you >> I do like a traditional English breakfast. Rob, I love that soggy ham and the soggy beans and the soggy bread. Oh, I love it. Yankas. Oh, the soggy sausages that I for. It's brilliant. >> I'm cold. I want to go home because I haven't eaten. I haven't showered. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah, I love I love the soggy black pudding. I love the soggy blood sausage, too, man. Bro, >> so much. >> Hopefully, I built some for you. >> Brilliant. >> I don't have a blanket. I don't We don't have blankets. >> Bloody brilliant. >> I know. I'm sorry. I just got to check on you, man. >> He's released that night to Harford County Child Protective Services. Aberdine police told child protective services he was the main suspect in a homicide and asked that he be held somewhere secure. Instead, he was placed in a group home in Baltimore County with other children and enrolled at a public high school. He was later moved to a foster home and enrolled at a second school, Edgewood High, in October, Harford County. All right, Bobs, this video is making me feel knackered out, so let's go and move to another video. This blo is really boring. So, the video is going to make me pretty chuffed, though. Um, all right. Let's see the poll, bros. Let's see what you guys voted for. We don't have a free elections in Britain, bro. Oh, it's it's the queen, bro. Bloody queen. No, the British breakfast is a bloody uh bloody uh soggy ham, bro. Soggy bread, bro. Lots of tea, bro. And uh >> public schools has said it was never told he was a gang member or murder suspect. >> I can't get anybody to come at the early in the morning. So, I don't know if that'll work. If we can at least get him to go with um child protective services, then maybe we'll have a good address for him. >> The evidence collected in that. >> I pay a quid to stop this video, bro. >> Bedroom went to a state laboratory. It came back in January. It was his. On the 15th of January 2023, Walter Javier Martinez was arrested in Edgewood, Maryland. He was 17. He was charged with first and seconddegree murder, first and secondderee rape, a thirdderee sexual offense, robbery, assault, and [music] theft. >> I just notice her finger is almost like they're trying to grasp to get something off. >> The record is what was taken from her, her mother's sworn testimony states that after she died, $6 was taken from her room. No other reason for any of it has ever been entered into the record. not in the charging documents, not in the plea, and not on any of the cameras that ran that day. In August 2024, he pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in Harford County Circuit Court. >> Judge Yolanda Curtain sentenced him to life with all but 70 years suspended. Under Maryland law, he could not be sentenced to life without parole because of how old he was that day. At the plea, prosecutors produced a letter that had been intercepted inside the Harford County Detention Center. He had written it to a pastor in El Salvador. In it, he claimed four other killings and two more rapes. >> Somebody come and kill her. Really? I don't know. >> There's another guy here. I think I really >> like to him. I don't know what's >> the officer who who uh speaks Spanish >> is on his way here to talk to everyone, explain what's going on a little bit better so you can understand better. Okay. Okay. I'm I'm sorry for your loss. I'm sorry we had to meet like this. >> Kayla Hamilton was 20 years old. She moved to Maryland from Virginia for work and she died 3 days after her birthday. >> Oh man, I'm ready for this to be over. All right. >> All right, Bros. Let's watch another one. Did I end the poll, dude? But I didn't even see Yeah, it was the second video, right? Yeah. Okay. All right, bros. Sorry. I mean, I almost did my fake uh English accent there or American accent there for a second, bro. Well, let's take a gander at another video. I was gobsmacked by how boring that was. It was yon's long this uh this one is the exact moment a convicted kid cannot tries to escape. This is my new accent from Su Peppa spray. Okay, that's that's this is my Oh, sorry. This is this is my accent of a Indian guy who immigrated to in to to the UK. Do you like my Do you like my Indian accent, bro? I am a second generation Indian. I belong in England Christmas more than anybody else. >> And he's just been convicted of kidnapping [music] his ex-girlfriend at gunpoint and locking her inside a dog cage for 4 hours while pouring cold water on her and even [music] blasting her with a leaf blower. Andy's now realizing he's going to be in prison for a very long time. So he does what only the lowest of IQ men would do at a >> I'm not kicked out of the UK. >> Moment like this, make a [music] run for it. As his lawyer chases after him, nearby deputies quickly intercept the escaping felon. No. >> Stop right there. >> Okay, turn around. >> I'm going to fight you right now. Put your hands up. Okay. Wait. I Okay. My brother. Okay. I'll get you that. Put your hands in your bag. Do not make me worse. Okay. I'll >> put your hand behind your back. Put your other hand for you. >> But Andy claims he wasn't trying to escape at all. He said he was simply trying to call his brother so he could let his dog out of his car, which was parked in the courthouse lot. >> I got to make back down here. Okay. No problem. Sit up. Send your side. >> That was it, bro. >> Hey, you're good. >> This is a short video. I didn't realize you. >> Okay. Do you want to watch the cop mistake video then? Or do you want to watch um when cops make unforgivable mistakes or do you want to take a break from body cam and watch what North Korea life is actually like? Uh, I'll rub the pool right now. >> Set up for the set up. Sit there. >> All right. When you go up, you're going to walk. Got it. >> Soon as we see him go hand off, we try to get on the radio for you guys. >> Let's go back. >> Okay. Hey, I need to double lock on the pig. >> We're good. We're good. Everything's copathetic mostly. It's not even my client. >> Every time I work OT down here, I'm doing a blue team for you guys, man. For you. You do. >> I got a high tech. I'm good. >> Hey, who has his phone? I'll take it. >> Well, he's going to need to call his dog. >> He's apparently drove his dog the car here. My brothers, dude, that's what I was trying to do. Officers now take Andy back to the courtroom so they can tell the judge what happened. >> We're going back to the courtroom. This is Andy. That's all I got so far. You okay? >> Any injuries or nothing like that? >> I'm good. >> No, this guy knows better. >> Why don't we go back and have a discussion with the judge to make sure? >> Oh I the hole up. Okay. Right. Fit. >> Have a seat. >> Oops. You're his defense attorney then, correct? >> Not his defense attorney. >> You're covering? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> Actually, Deputy Alexis, >> give me the phone number for your brother so I can get >> Oops. Your honor, just want to inform you what took place as far as him running out. You want to inform and judge? >> Uh, yes. Yeah. So, I just seen him running uh seen him running down the hallway, told him to stop. He's like, "Okay, I'll come by." He didn't. I just slammed him on the ground, handcuffed him. So, >> was there any resistance once? >> Yeah, I I'll put resisting on there for sure cuz I gave him verbal commands. >> Didn't listen. He at first he wanted to, then he tried to run off again. So, >> all right. Thank you. >> We have signed the uh order uh for the are released for his swing for standing order. Just to say out loud, defendant is to be held without bail. >> That's correct. >> Yeah. >> Are you injured at all? >> I I need to get his brother's phone number. >> I need to get his keys for his car because he drove here and he's got his dog in his car. I don't want him getting a charge of of endangering the dog. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> My brother. >> So, you're you're willing to take his keys? >> I will. I will meet his brother with the Yes. >> Okay. >> You can go do what you got to do and him and I will take him to jail. >> No, she says his hip is hurting. >> We're good. >> But he's fine. He walked back down. >> Was this a jury? >> Yes. >> So, he was just found guilty by the jury. >> Yeah. Yeah. We read the verdict. >> Attendeed kidnap one, kidnap two. I lost him. >> There was a pretty good chance that he was going to get convicted. Why would he freaking leave this dog? >> Throw the [clears throat] child sneaking pictures of me and post them on his Instagram. >> Oh, you're popular, huh? >> I know. I'm like for you. Just that I'm a snake and all that. He put some little snake emojis around me. It's so cute. I put it out, put it on my door. So, [laughter] >> don't throw away the escape pouch. >> Oh, I'm so excited. I will personally take that >> again. >> I'm a witness. Hey Andy, by the way, you are going to be allowed to make phone calls while in the jail. So, we don't need to go back and forth with everything. We're trying to get the keys to the brother. That's what we're trying to arrange here. Okay. We're not trying to arrange everything else. >> Yeah. He'll stand up and I'll grab the keys for you. >> Awesome. >> Okay. And I'm not trying to rush him along, but I'm trying to say we got places to be this right here. >> Okay. I got Alexis key. >> Why is she so happy? Cuz that shit's hilarious, bro. He posts with garbage on like Tik Tok with like her mistake snake emojis. It's hilarious. [laughter] >> Andy most likely um obstruction and attempt escape charge is going to be added just just a heads up. Okay. But I'm just saying we're going to be taking him from this courtroom to the jail and then that'll be it. Y >> over to my partner's computer. >> No, I'm telling you. >> Okay. >> All right. All right. All right. >> Cuz I don't run. >> I mean, you definitely gave me a good shot to >> I wasn't here for all that. >> I mean, >> I just You'll just ride the light with me. >> Yeah. >> All right. Let's make that point real clear. >> I don't think it's supposed though. >> With those you could fly instead of run. >> I don't know about that. >> Hover. Look at those things. >> I didn't want to do it. >> Those are Michael Jackson shoes, bro. >> Clouding them hard, bro. Uh, you want me to add charge and then obstruction or what do you want to do with this? >> We're going to go down the stairs here. We're going to walk over to that tunnel. I'm going to grab your arm so you don't fall down the stairs. All right. >> Good. >> I mean, it just depends how you want to write this up. I'm just asking you to clarify if you just want to do >> resisting arrest. Um, we could do that. Okay. Okay. We'll add that charge. >> Well, I can run. I just ain't chasing you. >> Okay. >> I just [clears throat] had a replacement a year ago. >> You don't want to charge him with assault three? Okay, I got you. >> All right, >> resisting arrest is going to be the only additional charge right now. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. [snorts] >> A little bit more a little bit >> a little bit more to go. We'll talk about the escape deal later, but I just want to let him know. >> Sorry. Can Yep. >> My hips got >> snatched. >> Okay. >> My you know, we're walking at your face. I don't care how long it is. >> Thank you. We got a girl. You snatched my hips away. >> With an additional resisting charge following the attempted escape. The felonies he was convicted of earlier that day include assault with a fire. >> That's what she said. He >> firearm, kidnapping, and unlawful imprisonment. He's yet to be sentenced, but it's likely he'll be spending a very long time behind bars. And considering all this happened on Christmas Eve, it's safe to say Andy [music] has earned himself a top spot on Santa's naughty list. [music] Okay, [music] >> you guys are in a multi-million dollar [music] lawsuit with me or >> All right, we're going to watch what you guys picked. We're going to end the poll. The [snorts] poll got a lot closer, but I think Cop Mistake still won. I'm pretty sure. big Christmas gift. Where are my poll results? What the D, my poll like went missing. It's all right. I already know that. I already know that you guys wanted this one. It's fine. So, this one is When Cops Made Unforgivable Mistakes by Most Wanted USA. I think this is a compilation. I don't know if watch the whole thing. watch a few of them. Anyways, >> when LAPD officers cornered a guy waving a knife, >> this AI, bro, >> it's not >> near Adams Boulevard on June 23rd, 2024. They quickly realized they needed backup. A desperate help call went out, sending additional units flying through the city code 3. But as we've seen before, rocketing through Los Angeles intersections with lights and sirens blazing is a massive gamble. And this time an innocent driver was the one who lost the bet. The happened? >> Are they dead? >> Holy, >> bro. You didn't even slow down at all, bro. What the unit, >> bro. Didn't even have his hands on the steering wheel, dude. What the He was literally driving like this like the absolute worst possible micro seconds. Look, look. Okay, look. Where are the cops hands right now? Where are the cops hands right now? Hey, mama. How you doing? But look, where are the cop's hands right now? They're down here. He has one hand on the steering wheel, bro. Look at this What an idiot. Civilian driver Regina. >> Hey, uh, a little idea here. Maybe put your hands on the steering wheel when you're going 100 miles an hour in a pursuit. >> Junior picked the absolute worst possible microsecond to make a left turn just as a cruiser came screaming up behind him at tripledigit speeds. But let's be real, the cops carry some blame here and should have been ready to hit the brakes. City traffic is basically free form jazz. You never >> No, we can see the passenger's hands. He's typing on the keyboard, but you can see the guy doesn't have his hands like up on the top of the steering wheel. He has them like down low. He probably has like one hand on the steering wheel and then he puts his hands on because he's like, "Oh, shit." >> Know what chaotic unscripted nonsense is going to drop next? >> Oh. Oh, dang. Hold on. >> I'll show you. I'll show you. Wait, is there a different angle? Oh, yeah. >> Oh, yeah. Look, I I'll move the video over. Hold on. Hold on. Look. Oh, yeah. It's cut off. Um, look look look look. Oh, you can see it now. Hold on. Sorry. Hold on. Sorry. I'm mix up. But yeah, look. Here is the steering wheel, right? And his hands are most definitely not like a 10 and two. All units official in like 100 miles an hour. >> Yeah, exactly. You were saying like the little relax thing that you do when you're cruising around going 30 miles hour. You good, man? >> I'm seeing stars. Hold on. You're good. >> Yes, >> you're good. >> I got you. Adam's in grammar. Adam's in grammar seat. >> Okay. >> Yeah, we're good. Somebody okay? >> We're good. Stop. >> Partner, he needs help. While the officers walked away with minor bumps, Ora took the brutal brunt of the impact. His injuries were so devastating that doctors had to place him in a medicallyinduced coma just to keep him alive. ASP pit maneuvers are always brutal, but this one went in the worst way possible. It all kicked off on August 5th, 2026 when an ASP trooper caught Sonata flying down Interstate 555 at 90 mph in a 75 zone. When the trooper lit him up for a routine traffic stop, the driver mashed the gas and initiated a high-speed pursuit. Pushing the Sonata to its limits, the fleeing driver hit an insane 130 mph. >> Let's see if this cop has his hands on the steering wheel. Uh, we're not going to see it cuz it's the wrong angle. 2610 Black PJ 35 No. Heat. Heat. >> [snorts] >> Right. Honestly, I can pick this guy, bro. Oh, here we go. Going inv. Boom. Get back. Oh bro. Oh, >> Jones, we got a roll over. Send me 1016. >> Oh my god, bro. How many times did that car roll over? Holy What the bro? One. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 20 28 29 30. It was about 30 times. That's it. That car rolled over. Holy bro. [laughter] Oh my god. That is crazy. I didn't even think that was possible, bro. >> No. pit at 120 mph in the worst place possible sent this chase ending in a tragic disaster. Instead of waiting for a clear stretch of highway, the trooper made a m >> Bro, you'd be dead. The car rolled over like 30 times. >> Massive mistake and executed the pit right next to innocent traffic. The hit sent the fleeing car spinning completely out of control, slamming heavily into an uninvolved Toyota 4ERunner. The SUV did more than 10 flips and you can only imagine the injuries the innocent 73year-old man and 68-year-old woman inside got after a crash like because of this terrible call. The ASP suspended after that worst. It >> did not roll seven 10 times. It rolled way more times than that. >> Show your hands down. >> Show me your hands, dude. >> We counted them over 30. I need a 1016 for a They hit somebody else. They rolled over. Show me your hands. Stop moving. Show me your hands. Show me your hands, dude. Show me your hands. >> Crawling out of his own wreckage, the driver tried to act tough by ignoring commands. But eventually, Lelay Lloyd L. Hamilton III gave up and ate the pavement. A search of his wreck. This is why you don't drive SUVs, dude. You want to roll over 30 times. >> Car revealed exactly why the suspect risked everything. Turning up a stash of marijuana, illegal. >> Yes, it was 30. We're going to go back and watch it again, bro. It was way more than 10. Are you kidding me? >> Pills and an unknown liquid. Now he is sitting behind bars literally more than 30 stack of charges including felony fleeing causing serious injury secondderee battery plenty of prison time waiting for him >> spinning more than like 30 times bro look >> running on the >> watch it again bro we'll watch it again look yes dude are you guys blind look it was literally like more than 10 in like the first like 5 seconds that it happened, bro. It was way more than 10. It was probably like more than 30. Look. You want to subscribe? Go ahead. Okay. Wait for it. Look. >> Well, you look closely. Look closely. Wait. Okay, look. Watch it again. Let me slow it down again. We put it in 1080p. Open your eyeballs. Look. I Dude, I will legit record this and we'll I'll slow it down even more and we'll see. You can see it here though. But look, watch this Look, we're going to count right now. Sub. Thank you. Appreciate it. Okay, here it goes. Okay, look. Way more than 10. So, he hits him here. Okay. And then he goes sideways. That's one. That's one. 2 3 4 five. Now we can't really see it, but we got to pay attention. Six. At least six. Seven. Then it comes back into frame. 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 It's still flipping. Okay, it was at least 15. It was way more than 10 though, bro. At least it was close to 20 then. Fine. jumping stupid. Shut the up. When it was off camera, it flipped like 10 times though. You couldn't see it. That's the issue. It That's when it was at its peak when it was going its fastest. Yeah, but no, it was 15 that we saw on camera, but we didn't see the 10 that happened off camera. A brutal pit at 120 mph in the worstly throwing basic safety protocols out the window. Tering through unpredictable city streets at up to 57 mph in a barrel. No, I didn't. The cruiserwe multiple calls out fumes causing serious injury secondderee battery DWI with plenty of prison time waiting for him. Running on the fumes of back-to-back double shifts, Baltimore police officer Alexis Acasta answered a high priority call by completely throwing basic safety protocols out the window, tearing through unpredictable city streets at up to 57 mph in a 25 mph zone. He recklessly blew through multiple red lights without ever touching his brakes to properly clear the intersections. That heavy-footed tunnel vision caused an absolute catastrophe when the cruiser blew through a blind intersection at 40 mph and violently t-boned 58-year-old Terry Harrell, who was legally crossing on a green light while riding his scooter. [music] >> I got into an accident. I got into accident. Send me a medic. >> All right, Miss Care. What happened? >> Ambulance up. >> What's your location? >> Send me immediately. >> What do you have there? >> Send me an ambulance immediately. >> Independent investigators later proved that between the urban blind spots and bouncing siren echoes, Harold had absolutely zero chance of seeing or hearing the speeding cruiser before the fatal strike. Despite ending an innocent man's life and costing the city a $400,000 settlement, Aosta didn't spend a single day behind bars, walking away with a fully suspended sentence and two years of probation. >> On May 26th, 2025, LAPD officers were running code three with lights and sirens blazing, hauling down Satakoy Street toward a domestic violence call. But high-speed emergency responses through city intersections are always a massive gamble. And this one ended in absolute disaster. You are suspected line position call back. >> You're good. >> Oh >> You're good? >> Yeah, dude. >> You're good. >> Yeah. You're >> good. Hey, sit down. Sit down. >> We're good. I'm going to check on him. You're good. You're good. >> All right. What happened? He's good. >> And this is one too. They hit a Honda. No. >> 39. Let me get a RA for >> California for sure. And we also got another two for us. >> As the cruiser blasted toward Cleon Avenue, a silver Honda Accord pulled out to make a left turn directly into their path. Honestly, I don't think that cop ever even saw that car, and I have no earthly idea what he was actually [music] looking at. The cruiser completely t-boned the Honda, triggering a brutal multi-vehicle pileup. As the dust settled, a continuous blaring horn echoed from the crushed Accord. And if GTA has taught us anything, it's that the solid horn sound from a wrecked car is never a good sign. [music] The driver of the Honda, 91year-old Joseé Hernandez, tragically died from the devastating impact. If you're wondering whether the officer was fired or thrown in jail for the fatal wreck, the answer is no. Because the cruiser had its lights and sirens activated and Hernandez turned into their path. The horrific crash went down as an active investigation with no criminal charges or terminations announced for the cop behind the wheel. This stolen Ford F350 already dusted a mass. >> He had lights and sirens in so he could run into whoever the he wants. >> Massive multi- agency pursuit the night before. You might wonder how a guy hauling a literal couch in the back pulled that off. Well, you're about to see how because this driver almost shook Franklin County deputies on October 3rd, 2024. After creeping up quietly, deputies had to drop the stealth routine and kick off round two. Because, incredibly, even after catching a perfect set of spike strips, this maniac kept pushing 90 mph on completely shredded tires, violently swerving through traffic on sparking rims. Did you get the wrong car? >> I'm not for sure if I got it. >> Good hit. Good spike. Repeat that. >> Look like a good spike. We're coming into Union now. >> A good spike. Can get him again. Do it. >> Going across 50. We're on progress now. 57. You want me to push him off the road if I get a chance? Passing the car 24 back up a little bit. Oh, I'm playing like heading back into town. Where's the city? What? >> That's clear on Franklin County. We're heading back into town. Right. >> You okay? >> Yeah, I'm good. You're good. Go, go, go, go, go, go, go. >> Deputies went for a pit maneuver, but somehow picked the absolute worst possible place on the map to do it. Instead of a clean spin out, the pit whipped the massive F350 totally out of control, launching it directly into the path of an oncoming patrol unit. The vehicle slammed together in a brutal head-on crunch. Honestly, the department is incredibly lucky the speeds had dropped by that point because a high m hour impact would have turned this master. >> That was nowhere as near as bad as some of those videos, dude. >> Class and friendly fire into an absolute tragedy. Miraculously, no officers were seriously injured in the chaotic wreck. The same can't be said for the driver. After deputies dragged him from the burning truck just before it roasted, the dazed suspect claimed he hit his head so hard he forgot his own name. But between the booze medics smelled on him, first-degree vehicle tampering carrying up to seven years alone, aggravated fleeing, and an active felony warrant, suspect Shaw traded his flaming couch hauler for what could easily be a decade behind bars. >> Down speeds of 28, maneuver >> TVI successful. little here. >> On June 20th, 2023, Colorado State Patrol troopers successfully pitted a fleeing driver, cuffed him, and tossed him in the back of a cruiser, but the troopers made a massive mistake that it ultimately cost the suspect his life. While left unattended in the back, the suspect somehow managed to slip his handcuffed arms from behind his to his front and squeeze all the way from the back seat into the driver's seat. >> In under 90 seconds, the fugitive threw the cruiser into gear. >> They're they're um sunglasses for um killing vampires. >> He peeled off in the marked patrol car. >> I show my sword up here. on. >> I was thinking about getting it going to get it as a bit, but it's like really far away from here. It >> would take me a while to get it. >> Do I really need a sword right now? >> Chargers take lead on this. We're running out of fuel. One coming up right now and up on the line >> because this is a video about cops making mistakes. The title is literally called when cops make unforgivable mistakes. My camera's doing weird stuff. Ah freaking camera. Oh, it's fine. No, that's what it's supposed to do. >> Cuz I got last now. >> Hello. Usually, law enforcement deploys spike strips in wide open, safer areas because blowing a car's tires at high speeds almost guarantees the driver is going to lose control. Instead, officers set up the spikes in an absolutely terrible spot, right near parked vehicles. You got keys in it. >> I don't have a vehicle. >> Good sticks. We got a You got keys in it? >> Good sticks. We got them. >> Yes. >> You all right? >> Yeah. >> The stolen cruiser hit the strips, violently veered off. >> Okay, this one isn't that bad. I feel like they're kind of going down in severity. at the road and obliterated the side of a stopped commercial semi-truck before instantly bursting into flames. >> Oh, there was >> Oh, that's way worse than I thought. Holy >> Look at his car. There's like half a car going >> right here. >> Uh, that's going to be a lot of money to get fixed. >> Troopers dragged him from the burning wreckage, but the catastrophic impact was just too much. Suspect Anthony Alfonso Sanchez III did not survive his injuries, leaving the department with a destroyed cruiser and a very messy internal investig. The one where they flip 30 times a secondation. >> On March 24th, 2023, Arkansas State Police were tearing up the highway, hunting down a fleeing Mercedes Benz. Instead of hanging back, our trooper aggressively jumped into the primary spot, completely convinced he could bring this chase to a dead stop. But as the pursuit hit an absolutely blistering 130 mph, he was about to learn. >> Yeah, I mean, they did do that quite a bit, Silvers. I mean, it totally depends on u like the precinct and stuff if they let him chase. Like a lot of precincts in California will not let them chase at all. It just depends. San Marino willow >> in the hard way that he was stepping way out of his weight class. >> I mean, I think it's kind of dumb. I think people are so stupid like they go on chases in California because it's like they literally just drive on the freeways forever. It's like, dude, if you're on the freeway, state or highway patrol will follow you to like the ends of the earth. But literally, you could just like get off the freeway and they'll stop chasing you cuz whatever precinct is runs that city will just like not follow you. It's so dumb. That's very stupid. Heat. Heat. Mess that bit up, huh? Bad pit. Bit more radio. >> Committing to the take down at 130 mph, the trooper swung in for a massive pit maneuver. But thanks to that heavy solid German engineering, the bins shrugged off the hit like a literal tank and didn't budge a single inch from its lane. The impact violently kicked the cruiser off balance, sending our trooper careening into the guard rails at >> Yeah, that's weird. I can't even see. Yeah, I can't even see. Uh I can't even see his chat. Weird. >> Terrifying speed. He miraculously survived the crushing wreck, but his total patrol car was left in the dust as the suspect vanished. We all know how professional and skilled Arkansas [music] state troopers are, but let's be real. Sometimes they take things way too far, and this chase is proof of that. On de >> you did. Well, either way, whatever it is, I'm sorry, you're you're struggling. You'll get over it, man. It's nothing's forever. >> December 19th, 2023. A fleeing driver buried the throttle down I40, blasting through traffic and turning the interstate into pure chaos. Swerving onto shoulders and forcing innocent civilians off the road, the fugitive was playing a deadly game of high-speed roulette. >> [snorts] >> All right, I'm tired of this video. We're going to watch one more video and then I'm going to go to bed cuz I'm tired. Uh, this one's not too long, too. Um, we're gonna watch this one. It look funny. This one is called Good Night, Chrissy. I miss that, too. Um, entitled woman thinks she can sue her way out of an arrest. And this one is Sergeant Pepper Spray. >> 10 million. Just [music] so that you know, you are a pawn in a story. >> No, I don't watch body cams. Uh, Cody, I've never watched body cams in my life. >> Just so you know. >> Welcome to Joyand, a country bar in Florida where your honky tonk dreams come true. Unless your name is Carmen. Her night at Joyand ended in handcuffs [music] after officers arrived to find her boyfriend with a busted lip and holding her weave. >> My girlfriend had a confrontation with a few girls. Like she's been drinking a lot. >> Punched me in the mouth. >> Your girlfriend punched you in the mouth. >> Yeah. >> Or someone else punched you in the mouth. >> My girlfriend. >> Cody Rodriguez, why don't you just go look at my channel? >> You right now. >> All right. >> Why you just do that? Why you subscribe and then look at my videos. >> 17 videos I have. That's a good >> You okay? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> Do you need EMS? You look You got a little cut on your leg. >> You're bleeding. >> Yeah, my friend just like acting a little bit crazy. >> Don't touch it. Don't touch it. You don't want to dirty it up. >> No, it's okay. Fine. >> How long y'all been dating? >> Uh about a year. A year. Do you all live together? No. >> Do you need EMS to look you check you off? >> J. See you later. This is going to be the last video and it was guys to go to sleep. I'm tired. >> What do you think? I'm fine. >> It's up to you. >> I don't know if I want to right now talk to her. >> Is there a reason that you're here right now? Am I like concerning people? >> Uh yeah, you're being detained because you punched your some girl in the face of >> No, I didn't. I did not punch a girl in the face. >> Okay, that's what we're being told. So, you can't leave right now. >> Uh I did not punch a girl in the face at all. >> Okay. So, what did happen? Uh, literally nothing happened with the girl and literally have not punched a girl in the face at all. >> Okay, >> you can check the camera footage. >> We will. We're not going to act on anything without >> Yeah. >> investigating. Okay. >> It seems suspicious for sure. >> What's your middle name? >> I don't need to give you any information right now. >> You actually do have to identify yourself. You have to >> I did identify myself. You guys are >> What's your last name? >> You want to look me up? You guys are under an investigation. >> I can't look you up if I don't know who you are. You're the suspect. >> Before you interrupt me, you guys are under an investigation for a multi-million dollar lawsuit with the police department. >> During one of you guys are under investigation for a multi-million dollar lawsuit's many prior arrests, she alleged that police entered her home unlawfully and assaulted her. So, she filed a $10 million lawsuit against the Sarasota Police Department, which by the way isn't even in the same county as the department that's arresting her now, a fact she seems blissfully unaware of. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? Two coronas. >> All right. What's your name? >> You're going to look at my arm in here. >> You have a body cam on your >> I see a flashlight. Do you have a camera? >> I have my body on. >> So, why did your girlfriend hit you? >> She's had a lot to drink. >> Okay. There was a few girls that smiled at me, waved, she got confrontational. I don't really want to put her through the whole legal system. She's drunk. I'm just going to break up with her and be done with her and like let her take the other way. >> What's your last name? >> You guys have a multi-million dollar lawsuit. >> Are you going to give me your name? >> I already told you that. >> I know what your first name is. I need your entire name. >> I already told you all that information. >> No, you didn't. You said your name was Carmen. What's your middle name? >> Yes, I did. Go ahead and look me up. You guys are in a multi-million dollar lawsuit with me with the police department. >> We'll go get her name from >> You walked into my house. >> They kicked her out. just came up and just like punched me right in the face like right now. Like I'm sure you can see my my lips. So I don't want anybody to go to jail. Like I think she's drunk. >> But I would that I punched him in the face cuz that's a lie. Like all the body camera footage. >> Okay. What happened to your thing? What happened to your leg? Why are you bleeding? >> I just went to go meet my friend and she was like, "We're going inside." And I was like, "Okay." And I walked right here. >> Yeah. And he jumped into a random girl's car and tried to take make you >> drive. I didn't drive. I have no vehicle. >> You jumped into some random girl's car and asked her to take you somewhere? >> No, I have no vehicle. All right. Well, we'll find out who you are here in a second. >> First, the guy asked if he can sleep on the girls floor. Now, he she just jumps into a random car. Take me somewhere. >> I literally What is wrong with you guys? I have been through this game before. You guys are in a multi-million dollar lawsuit with me because of um usurping authority over me, because of um negligence, because of breaking the law. Just so that you know, you are a pawn. You are a pawn. in a story. Just so you know, >> part of the story. [clears throat] >> Ask them for the video camera footage. You say you have probable cause. I get it. Ask them for the video footage. Ask him if I did anything. >> I don't want to question this. >> Thing is in the state of Florida because you've been dating for an extended period of time. >> If you don't mind, I can start recording. >> Go for it. Go for it. >> I don't you just like we don't. >> Yeah. No, go for it. It's within your legal right. I'm recording, too. >> I believe I walk with you. Go get the video footage. I believe. >> I don't care what you believe. Go get the video footage, get probable cause that I actually broke a law, and then come talk to me. I'm dead serious. You guys are in a multi-million dollar lawsuit with me. That's over $10 million in April. Okay? This is a game. They are playing a game with you. You are a pawn. Just so that you know, you are a pawn. [clears throat] And I respect police officers. I've respected them my whole life. I've done events with you guys in Portland, Oregon, and lots of other places, and I have had police officers there with me. They are intimidated because I have actual probable cause. They broke into my house when they had no authority to be there. They had no body camera footage and they assaulted me and they called a dog on me when I wasn't resisting arrest. That is why you were here today because somebody apparently lied about me and said I assaulted somebody. Go get the video footage and ask if somebody actually assaulted me. I knew exactly what you guys were doing when you did it. >> I heard the police call. >> I heard it. >> I think it would be bad if I just like end it with her and let her do her thing. I don't want to be responsible for any >> drunk or not. Drunk's not an excuse. >> I understand. >> I don't care how much you've been drinking. >> I just want that on my conscience. You know what I mean? >> Say she never been arrested. This would be a wakeup call to her. Be like, "Oh, maybe I should take not." >> She's been arrested multiple times. >> Okay. You're such a good >> Ask them for actual evidence. Ask them for evidence. You've seen nothing. You're going off of what you are told, just like they did before. [snorts] Ask them what you are told. Because if you don't, I will sue you like I did everybody else. I'm not threatening you, but I will sue you like I did everybody else. You will end up losing your job. Not because you're not a good police officer, but because they care about their money. >> Ask them for the veto footage. >> Some house arrest. I go to prison for probably a year. Is that hers or what? What the hell was that? >> Yeah, it's her hair. She has extensions. One of them came out. >> I swear to you. I swear to you. They gave me nine tickets. They tried putting me in jail. They gave me nine tickets when I had no criminal record. I have had no criminal record. They tried putting me in jail because my fiance was the president of the Republican party and he paid people. Go ask them. Ask them for actual footage. Ask them for any evidence that they possibly have. I'm dead serious. Ask them and then you are more than welcome to arrest me on probable cause. But until then, you have no probable cause. >> Okay. So, what are we here for today? >> You guys are here apparently because of what he told me, which is that I assaulted some girl in a bar, which is a lie. >> I don't want to be held responsible for her like a year in prison. You know what I mean? >> It's not your fault. She should not have punched you. >> I know that. >> Are you here with your friends? >> I'm not here with anybody right now. No, I'm not. Yeah, my friend, she just like I just went to go meet my friend and she was like, >> I have literally no girlfriends here. So, for somebody to say that I assaulted them is a lie. It's joy land. Go ask them for the video footage. Like, like literally, what is wrong with you guys? Go ask them for the video footage. They can pull it. It takes 2 seconds. I have so many friends that are in business. I'm an entrepreneur. Go ask them for the video footage. It takes us what? 20 minutes, 30 minutes, and [clears throat] if you're wrong, they're going to come after you. When I sue everybody, it's going to come after you. Seriously, I didn't assault I literally did not assault a single girl tonight. Ask them for the video footage. They're lying to you. And he goes, "Oh, I see the cut on your leg." I'm like, "That was there literally before I even got here." >> Like, >> I just want to >> Now that he's figuring out that, oh, she's going to jail. He's really just backing up on it. He's like, "I don't want to talk anymore. I don't want to talk anymore." And would you be willing to let us take a picture of your lip? >> No. Okay. All righty. Do you need anything else from us? >> I'm good. >> I always have a good idea here tonight. >> We don't >> You're not detaining me because you have no proof at all. >> We don't just harass people for no reason. So called us over here. >> You don't And you have no right to detain me. You haven't IDed me. And you have no reason at all to detain me. I am not unintelligent. You guys have no reason to detain me. You have not IDed me and you have not proven that I have broken any crime. So, leave me the alone because I know. Sorry. I'm so sorry. But >> I'm not fighting against you. I'm fighting against the system and I know exactly what they're doing. And here he comes to step in. You have no right to detain me. You have not IDed me. You have no proof of anything at all. >> I'm going to read you this before I talk to you. >> No, you're not reading my Miranda rights because you do not have any legal reasons. Do you want to lose your job because I'm in a $10 million lawsuit with the Sarasota County? >> What does it look like the other person? >> Look at the video footage and ask them what I actually did. >> Her boyfriend says that she hit him in the face. >> Look at the video footage and say what I actually did. >> Okay. Well, you don't want to talk. So, we're going to go off. >> Is your boyfriend the person in that Republican party? Is it the same person? >> No. >> No. >> Is this your actual boyfriend or is just a friend? I don't know who you guys are talking about, so I have I have literally no idea how to answer that question. >> We're going to go this way. >> You got to lose your job so >> I'm in a multi-million dollar lawsuit because you multi-millionaire. >> You're in Northport. >> No. Do you know where >> somebody donate so I can be a multi-millionaire like? >> Are you right? >> No, I can't. No. >> Oh, well, this is my office. >> Oh, okay. Is that the guy? >> Your boyfriend? >> This I don't have a boyfriend. >> You want to check the text on my phone? That's fine. That's fine. I got a good ass attorney. Subpoena the text on my phone. I have no boyfriend. I don't know who the hell you guys are talking about right now. >> You're not searching me. >> Why? You're under arrest. You're going to get searched. >> You're not searching me. >> Why don't you? >> You are not searching me. A woman can search me, but you're not searching me. Did you get positive >> on her? >> Did you get Yeah. >> No. >> No. >> No. No, she don't want to identify herself. >> You have no identification on me. You're literally >> You're You don't even know who just asked you questions. >> You don't even know who just asked you questions and you are trying to detain me. >> You're not actually >> Do you know that been arrested for several several things? >> Look up Washington State. I'm switch with you. >> Look up what he did 9 months ago. >> Then he tried to get >> 27 hours. >> We're here for what happened tonight. 9 months 9 months ago >> for what you heard happened tonight. You have no proof. You have no problem. >> You're not cooperating. So we're going to go with what we >> This is not a matter of not cooperating. Wow. You guys are not doing your You guys are not doing your due diligence, are you? You are just a bunch of pongs. Make sure you have your video footage on cuz the less police officers couldn't. >> Wow, guys. Wow. Like seriously, you have actually no probable cause. Can you arrest me? You have literally nothing at all. You have no ID. >> Do you have anything on your bra? >> I'm not on anything. >> It's a sticky, bro. I have nothing. >> I didn't hear anything you said. >> I'm not on drugs. I've done nothing wrong. >> You take off your victim here. Not want her. >> They made allegations about me. They lied about me. Did he confirm their relationship? >> He said they've been dating for a year. That's fine. Let them prove that in court. >> There's no witnesses. They have zero proof. They're accusing me of something I didn't do. So, they want you to find somebody that's a witness cuz they have nobody and they're trying to accuse me of a crime that I did not commit. Go ahead, find somebody. And then also get your video footage. Don't get witnesses. Get your video footage because if I end up in jail for several weeks, >> we're trying to help you out. You're not helping me out. Do you like your shoes? Look up look up my actual information and look up No, I don't want my shoes back on. >> She's good. >> I would like to leave jail with my shoes on to be honest with you, but maybe you can bring them with me and all my other information. >> The camera footage before you take you anywhere. Just stay quiet. >> Take some photos of me. No, I'm demanding that you take some photos of me before you arrest me for all my injuries that you claim that I have. >> Oh, no. Hell no. I've done this before. No, I know my rights. Take some photos. Get in the car. I don't care if you think that I'm detained. You are young and you don't know what you're doing. Take some photos of me before you detain me. You're taking photos of me. >> Vehicle, please. Watch your head. >> I am not resisting arrest. Take some photos of me. Take some photos. Take some photos. Watch your legs. Just close. >> Did you guys see what happened? >> I did. Her and the boy that she was with uh they started arguing and she started pushing him and so our security jumped in and grabbed her by her shoulders and was trying to walk her out. She was fighting back with our security uh pushing our security. The guy was still inside and she ran back up to him and said you and then decked him in the face. >> Okay. Is there a camera that catches that angle where it happened? >> No, there is not. >> But you saw it happen. >> I did see it happen. Yeah. We had uh multiple people that saw it. But then did they tell you about how she ran out back ran into somebody? >> She might get away with the cash >> car as well. >> Yes. That's how I found her. She ran to a random person's car and asked for a ride and they told her no and then >> Oh. in. Like actually got jumped into somebody's >> car and got it and locked the door. >> Yeah. She offered her $100 to give her a ride home. She's going to be banned from uh the facility. >> Have you ever trespassed anybody? >> I have not. >> Okay. So, you're going to explain to her that she can't return for a year. If she returns, she's subject to arrest. Okay. >> I have to explain that she's going to be subject to arrest. >> Well, just tell her she can't go back for a year. If you don't want to explain the arrest, I'll I'll explain to her the crime. >> No, not really. They used to be, but there was a few studies people did and basically like they realized that um when people give witness testimonies, a lot of times they're all screwed up. Like they don't make any sense. Like all of them are different and stuff. They they will only really use witness testimonies if they're like corroborated like multiple people. So, this one's kind of strong because they both the people that work there said they said the same thing, but it's not it's not as good as a camera for the trespass. If she talks back, it is what it is. >> Hi. So, you're no longer going to be allowed here for at least a year. Okay. If you come back, you're subject to arrest within a year. >> It's a little bit stronger than one person. >> It depends on like corroboration. >> They'll probably try to find other relationship text messages. ask for protest. >> We're going to have a fun ride up to the jail. >> Oh, this is one of those cases. I just flash music. Song of choice. >> I'm not going to be petty about it. >> Give them their song of choice and take them out. >> Where is the person that accused me >> with the other deputies? >> If you don't do your job and I sue them for millions of dollars that they aren't doing, you have literally no legal right to detain them. >> He's like, "Damn it, my iPhone connected the car. >> You're not detained anymore. You're under arrest. you are. It's You have no idea who I am. >> We'll find out. [clears throat] >> So, what's your uh what's your full name? >> You guys have no legal reason to >> Yeah, we do. >> No, you don't. You have literally no legal proof. >> You want us to explain why you're in handcuffs right now? >> Do you want me to give it to you the hard way? Because you guys are under a multi-million dollar lawsuit Sarasota County. >> Okay. Well, that's okay cuz we're in Manatee County, so that doesn't really matter to us. >> If you're going to identify yourself, it's going to be another charge. Do not make it harder for yourself, please. We're trying to help you out. >> You guys, I'm I'm like literally begging you. You hear what I'm saying? You need to give us your full name. >> Do you guys realize that I was the I was the girlfriend of the president of the Republican party? Do you realize that I know my rights? So, what I'm telling you guys year is this 2026. The president of the girlfriend of the president of the Republican party. Who could she possibly be talking about? What the >> Honest evaluation. >> It's got to be some old >> literally tell me exactly what I did and and prove it to me. You have no probable cause at all because what they are saying what what whoever is saying is a lie and you know you know >> so you know what happened you >> No I don't know what h No actually don't know what happened. No I know that somebody is lying about me. >> Okay. >> Holy crap. >> The United States has had 19 Republican party presidents in chronological order by their year in office. So the one that was 2017, the president was Donald J. Trump. So she talking that she was Trump's girlfriend. I'm so confused. >> Has it out for you in this club, right? >> Not gay. >> You don't want to identify yourself. >> If we don't have your ID, >> then you are getting millions of dollars. >> No, wait. I don't. >> If we don't have your ID, then you sit in jail. >> I mean, there's multiple presidents, right? We could she could be talking about Congress. It depends on which branch >> until we can find out who you are. >> I don't care about your threats because the fact of the matter is that look at my arm. I spent a month in jail while they illegally called a cop dog on me because they walked into my house and they usurped their authority over my second amendment right and my fourth amendment right and my sixth amendment right and they're in the dragon. If you actually want to look up information on me, then I suggest that you actually do your full research. Give us your information. >> Not only are you guys because I'm not stupid. You guys are not the driving people. >> Look at my arm. >> What county did that happen? >> I don't need to answer any of your questions. Look at my arm. And >> wait for [clears throat] yourself. >> Oh, no. I'm not. That's a threat. And you guys are making it worse for your >> You have illegally detained me. >> No, we haven't. >> I have no identity on me. The reality is that you guys don't have a video on me. Good luck with that. Stand by real so I can put the seat belt on her. Sit back real quick. I'm going to put the seat belt on you. >> Let me I'm not Okay. >> Let me >> I need to pull the seat bel. >> You said that I was detained because I assaulted a woman. Yes. >> Nope. >> That's what he said. >> It's on video footage and he said that he had a body cam. Why? >> She just yapping. She's trying to find something multi-million dollar or whatever. >> After 15 minutes of ranting about how she's been unjustly convicted and how these cops are messing with the wrong girl because her dad was in the CIA, the patient officer is done talking. >> Is there a specific song you want me to play >> on the way to the jail? >> You're not going to let me use my freedom of speech. [laughter] This is awesome. >> You're not going to put on any >> like, "All right, I'll listen to my music." >> He's like, "Okay, we'll listen to my music." >> You want to put your boots on? >> Have them in the front seat. >> Later that morning, Carmen's boyfriend showed up at the station hoping he could drop the charges. >> So, are you wanting to drop charges? You don't want the anybody to proceed with the case or what did you want to do? Right. Yeah. I'm going to drop the charges to make sure that >> they don't always get evasion. >> So, um, my lieutenant said that you have to wait until state attorney gets a hold of you. So, they'll be able to drop charges essentially. It's not going to be up to us. So, with the state, okay, >> right now, she can't have any contact with you. He or she can't have any contact with you at all per judge's order. uh on Monday as the judge. >> She was charged with battery as well as violating parole from her past [music] charge of battery on a law enforcement officer. >> Those orange black people. Oh boy. [music] Oh, Carmen. Oh, Carmen. All right, guys. That was a funny one. That was a good one. All right, a good one to done. I'm gonna sleep good after that one. We'll catch you guys later. Thank you so much. Make sure to subscribe. Make sure to like the video, share with your friends if you want to help out. Don't know if you want to support me. Um, in the description is the link. All right, guys. We're on stream now. Oh, my finger is going to the button. Sorry, no uh freestyle raps and I'm too tired. Next time. Next time. It's going to the button. It's going to the button. I'm touching the button. You better get in your last chat. Actually, hold on. I'm not going to end it quite yet. Sorry. Freaking edging turning it off. Hold on. I just want to see how many views that video got. That's all. I want cuz I'm going to check end up checking anyways if I'm on my phone or something in bed. Check this out real quick. This is the end party. Guys, the end game. Let's see. This is exclusive. You know, we have a few minutes to talk to. Yeah, that's not true. Don't tell anybody that. Okay, we got 3,732 subscribers. That's good. We were only at like 3,600 something. 60 something. We got like over I don't know 80 [snorts] 80 subs or something. That's pretty good. Uh, let's see how many views we got. Last 48 hours. Okay. Oh, that's actually not as many as I thought for how many subscribers we got. 185,000. Still really good. Way better than last night's stream. For some reason, last night's stream only like 46,000. But yeah, I mean, it's not that much, but I guess it's probably cuz it's like so early in the week. People are going to work tired and Um, but yeah, the other ones fell off the 48 hours. The other ones are crazy, though, bro. I can't believe one of these we got like a million on. It's so insane. Some of these are crazy. Yeah. Anyways. All right. Now, we're actually going to bed, guys. Everybody go to bed. No staying up late. I don't know about it. Get your good come off. Going to sleep with everybody. All right. My finger's going over the button. It's touching the button. I'm pressing the button. I'm crossing I'm touching the button, everybody. I've got my finger on the button. I'm going to press it. Here I go. I'm going to touch it. I'm pressing it right now. I'm pushing it down. Oh, I'm barely pushing it down. It's not there yet. Oh, here we go. Bye, everybody.